2019

Up to 2,000 Thomas Cook customers who paid by direct debit have yet to receive their refunds – more than two weeks after they expected to get their cash.

The financial regulator has removed some barriers that stop mortgage prisoners from finding a cheaper deal – though many will still be left trapped.

Britain's biggest payday lender QuickQuid has shut its doors, leaving customers facing uncertainty and a large number of compensation claims up in the air.

Barclays has scrapped plans to stop customers being able to withdraw cash from post offices. 

Peer-to-peer lender Funding Secure has gone into administration with CG Recovery Ltd appointed as administrator – here's what you need to know.

Vodafone is set to hike its broadband prices by £30 a year in December, while some mobile call costs will also increase.

Toto Energy, a small energy supplier with about 134,000 domestic customers, has stopped trading, the regulator Ofgem has announced.

Hundreds of thousands of Plusnet customers will be hit by price hikes in December, as the firm increases a number of broadband, line rental and call costs. It comes as Vodafone also announced it will be raising broadband bills. 

The Government is set to launch a consultation on introducing green number plates for zero emission cars, to help drivers benefit more easily from incentives such as free parking. 

Gas and electricity suppliers could face checks on their customer service and finances under reforms unveiled by the energy watchdog, following a spate of recent failures.