January 2019

The competition watchdog says it has "serious concerns" that secondary ticket seller Viagogo has not followed a court order which was put in place to protect consumers and is threatening to take it back to court if it doesn't make changes. 

MoneySavingExpert.com has scooped third place in YouGov's top brand rankings of 2018, coming out ahead of Lidl, Ikea and BBC iPlayer.

Santander is to close 140 branches in the UK due to more customers using online, mobile and telephone banking. 

Social media giant Facebook is to launch a dedicated tool to report scam ads, donate £3 million to a new Citizens Advice project to help tackle them and cover the legal costs of MSE founder Martin Lewis after reaching a settlement with him over his campaigning defamation lawsuit.

Electricity customers switched their supplier a record 5.8 million times last year, new figures reveal.

Ryanair has written to MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis insisting there is "no technical problem" which is resulting in passengers' names being automatically changed on bookings, despite us submitting a dossier detailing more than 160 reports of the issue.

Many families who have lost a loved one could face increased fees if they don't apply for probate before April – although those with smaller estates may be better off waiting until after the rules change.

The £65 fee which EU citizens were going to have to pay to apply for the right to continue living in the UK after Brexit is to be scrapped, Prime Minister Theresa May announced today.

TalkTalk TV customers will be hit by a £4 a month charge from February – but you can avoid the fee by cancelling and switching to Freeview.

The Government has launched a free tool to help you check if you have enough time left on your passport to travel to Europe, in the event of a no-deal Brexit when the UK leaves the EU in March.