April 2019

Customers of Indian carrier Jet Airways have been left in limbo after the airline cancelled all its flights.

Student loan interest rates are set to drop in September. Current students from England and Wales will almost certainly see the rate drop from 6.3% to 5.4% – and many former students with outstanding loans will see their rates dip too.

Thousands of Now TV customers will see a price rise of £2 a month after the firm upped the cost of its cinema pass – but you may still be able to beat the hike.

Travel firms have been warned against forcing travellers to pay large non-refundable deposits, or charging hefty cancellation fees, by the competition watchdog. 

A lawsuit against Mastercard – which aims to see 46 million consumers each receive £100s in compensation – has been revived after a court granted permission to appeal. 

Free sanitary products are to be made available in primary schools in England, as well as secondary schools, the Government confirmed today.

American Express has revealed a raft of changes to its Membership Rewards cards, making it more difficult for new cardholders to earn big bonuses.

TSB has promised to refund customers who lose money through any type of fraud under its fraud refund guarantee.

Renters in England would no longer face evictions at short notice without good reason under new plans outlined by the Government.

Toto Energy has been hit with a warning from review site Trustpilot after a manager at the energy firm appeared to ask other staff to leave five-star reviews there to woo potential customers.