Rail fares

Some rail passengers could see an end to long-distance single-journey fares costing almost as much as return tickets, under plans announced by the Government – but they'll have to wait until 2015 to benefit.

Cash-strapped rail commuters will face further headaches, as it's been revealed that regulated fares will increase by up to 9.1% in England next year.

Oi, David Cameron, it's time to sort out petrol prices! That's the top consumer issue people would tell the Prime Minister to address, according to a poll of over 13,000 MoneySavingExpert.com users.

Train season ticket holders will pay an average 4.2% more next year, but a handful of commuters may turn out to be winners, it was revealed today.

The Government has announced January's annual fare rise in England will not be as high as planned.