Reclaim

Victims of the payment protection insurance (PPI) mis-selling scandal could potentially have been under-compensated by an estimated £1 billion, a BBC investigation has found.

Reminder letters are being sent out this month to some of those who were mis-sold card and identity theft policies from CPP and the banks. If you get one, don't ignore it as it could be worth £100s.

MoneySavingExpert.com and Which? have teamed up to help consumers understand their payment protection insurance (PPI) redress offers from banks.

Customers who've claimed for mis-sold card and identity theft policies from CPP are being sent cheques thick and fast – some for almost £1,000.

If Barclays, Lloyds or RBS/NatWest have offered you payment protection insurance (PPI) redress on a loan since 2012, you may be owed £100s more.

Savers locked into poor-value pensions and investments could be able to leave them penalty-free or be given the option to move to better deals.

If you're aged over 74, you could be entitled to backdated cash from the Government to help cover the cost of energy bills. But you need to be quick, as you'll need to post your claim form by Saturday at the very latest.

More than 200 rogue claims management companies had their licences taken away last year, the Government says.

Facebook and Tumblr users who mistakenly signed up to a paid-for subscription service believing they were finding out who had viewed their profile could be due refunds after the regulator fined the firm responsible £45,000.