Administration

Home improvements, gardening and DIY company Homebase has fallen into administration. Most orders will be fulfilled and the stores will remain open for now – but shoppers should be cautious as you could be left out of pocket if the retailer stops trading. Below we round up how this affects your installation, refund rights and more.

Cosmetics retailer The Body Shop has fallen into administration, resulting in almost half of its 198 stores shutting their doors for good and hundreds of staff facing redundancy. Below we round up all you need to know.

Fashion retailer Ted Baker will close all remaining stores this week, after falling into administration in March this year. Below we round up what you need to know – including how to try to get your money back if you've been left out of pocket.

Carpet and flooring retailer Carpetright has closed over 200 stores after falling into administration. Many orders now won't be processed, while gift cards and warranties have been rendered virtually worthless. Below we round up what you need to know – including how to try and get your money back if you've been left out of pocket.

Money transfer firm Small World has collapsed into administration leaving many, particularly those in developing countries from reports we've seen, without access to vital cash they've been sent by friends and family in the UK. 

Home improvement and double glazing company Everest has stopped trading after falling into administration. Below we round up how this impacts your installation, warranty and more. 

All of Wilko's 398 stores will close for good by Sunday 8 October, it's been announced – though some locations will be sold to other retail chains and rebranded. Below we round up all you need to know about the budget homeware retailer's administration. 

Online fashion retailer Missguided has fallen into administration but will still continue to trade until a complete sale of the business is completed. Here's what it means for your refund and return rights.

Payday loan provider Sunny has collapsed into administration and will no longer be offering new loans. 

Investors who lost £1,000s with the collapsed bond firm London Capital & Finance (LCF) will start hearing whether they're eligible for compensation for claims relating to 'misleading advice' later this month.