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Savers have until 11.59pm tonight (Wednesday 15 March) to bag one of Atom Bank's market-leading accounts before the app-only bank cuts the rate on all four of its fixed saver offerings, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.

Atom Bank says savers who applied for its 2% one-year fixed account before last night's deadline won't miss out on the market-leading rate, after high customer demand caused the bank's app to crash.

Banks will be forced to make banking easier and fairer for millions of customers from later this year after receiving a "strict timetable" from the competition watchdog.

UK Apple users will see the cost of many apps jump by 25% or more in the next few days, with those currently costing 79p likely to rise to 99p, for example. If you're planning on buying something soon, do it now to beat the hike.

A campaign has been launched calling for an investigation into fitness app Bounts after the company made it more difficult to earn rewards from exercising. Paid-for subscriptions have also been scrapped and many customers have been left confused about how to claim refunds.

Cashback app Shopitize has suspended a number of its users' accounts as part of a crackdown on potential "fraudulent activity" – leaving many insisting they've been wrongly targeted and one user claiming he's lost access to £600 of cashback intended to fund his family Christmas.

O2 has closed a loophole in its Priority app that meant customers were able to purchase multiple £1 meal deals on a Monday.

Three online games could be investigated by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) following concerns they may encourage children to buy extra game features when playing.

Barclays current account customers who bank online or via the bank's app can sign up to its Blue Rewards scheme, where you pay £3/month but get at least £7/month back.

Ryanair passengers hit by a new check-in policy can now use a free app to avoid having to find an internet cafe while abroad or paying a £70 fee.