April 2019

Asos customers are reporting that their accounts have been deactivated after the online fashion giant changed its return rules last week. 

Pregnancy and parenting club Bounty has been fined £400,000 by the information watchdog for illegally sharing the personal information of 14 million people.

Companies applying for a licence to supply energy will have to undergo tougher tests from June, following Martin Lewis's calls for "quality control" after a run of smaller firms went bust over the past year.

The amount of interest you're paying on your student loan should become clearer, and you should be less likely to overpay, as HM Revenue & Customs and the Student Loans Company have started sharing data on a weekly basis.

The Welsh government will ensure a long-standing council tax reduction is no longer hidden for people diagnosed as 'severely mentally impaired' - making it easier for some to save £100s/yr and to claim £1,000s in rebates. Martin Lewis is now pushing for changes in the rest of Great Britain. 

Customers will be able to store nine out of 10 rail tickets on mobiles or smart cards as new technology is rolled out this month.

One MoneySaving couple pulled out all the stops to throw their dream wedding for just £2,000, including making their own flowers and using a discount card to bag 2for1 cocktails.

Drivers of older cars will be hit with a new charge of £12.50/day in central London from today, as the ultra low emission zone has replaced the current T-Charge.

We've long warned travellers to pay in the local currency rather than pounds to avoid hideous exchange rates – and from Friday, if you've a Mastercard prepaid card you won't be offered transactions in pounds at all.

Mobile giant Three has apologised after taking 550,000 customers' direct debits early, in some cases almost four weeks before they were due. If you were hit with charges, you CAN get a refund but you'll need to ask for it - we've a full explanation below.