June 2019

Sainsbury's has launched a reverse vending recycling trial which allows customers to return plastic bottles and drinks cans in exchange for 5p coupons towards their shop – and you could make up to £25 per trip.

HMRC has cancelled penalties for more than 6,000 parents and guardians who were fined for not registering for the high income benefit charge.

Fewer than five fake polymer £5 and £10 notes are being reported to the Bank of England each month, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal – a massive reduction on the 1,000+ counterfeit notes spotted each month when the notes were still paper.

The Government has admitted to a "significant" problem with projections made by its check your state pension service – if you've used it, you should confirm your state pension forecast is accurate before making retirement plans.

A hacker has logged into some Pizza Hut customers' 'Hut Rewards' accounts and stole their reward points, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal – with one MoneySaver finding his points were used to order a medium BBQ meat feast pizza.

Waitrose has started a trial aimed at cutting down on packaging waste by allowing shoppers to bring their own containers – and the packaging-free produce is up to 15% cheaper.

Apple has said it is replacing its iTunes service in its current form by splitting the software across three apps within its forthcoming Mac operating system. If you're an iTunes user, here's what you need to know.

Savers with £1m+ pension pots who accidentally breach contribution rules could be spared six-figure tax bills, following a key court case.   

Customers of clothing brand Under Armour have criticised the company's "rubbish service" after being left waiting two weeks for refunds following the cancellation of a large number of online orders.

The Government has announced plans to crack down on high-pressure sales tactics from prepaid funeral plan providers – and wants the financial regulator to oversee the industry.