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EE to increase pay-monthly mobile prices by 2.2%
EE customers on monthly mobile contracts will be hit by a 2.2% price rise next month, MoneySavingExpert can reveal
5 February 2020
Vodafone to increase pay-monthly mobile prices by 2.5%
Vodafone customers on pay-monthly mobile contracts and mobile broadband contracts and will see a 2.5% price rise from next month
20 March 2019
EE to increase pay-monthly mobile prices by 2.7%
EE customers on monthly mobile contracts will be hit with a 2.7% price rise next month
8 February 2019
Household bills surge as inflation dips, MSE Bills Tracker shows
Household bills and expenses continue to surge, despite a fall in overall inflation, the latest MSE Bills Tracker shows
1 June 2018
Virgin to hit 1.6m mobile customers with 3.3% price rise
Virgin Mobile is increasing pay-monthly contracts by 3.3% plus the price of out-of-allowance calls and roaming costs
11 May 2018
EE to increase pay-monthly mobile prices by 4.1%
EE is to increase the cost of its monthly mobile contracts by 4.1%
13 February 2018
Rail fares to rise by an average of 3.4% from January
Passengers face the biggest hike in rail fares for five years with ticket costs set to rise by an average 3.4%
5 December 2017
Commuter train fares to rise by 3.6%
Commuters in England will see their season ticket costs rise by 3.6% next year
15 August 2017
Three customers face 2.6% mid-contract price rise from May - your rights
The inflation-led increase affects mid-contract customers and follows similar rises from Vodafone, EE and O2
3 April 2017
Graduate with a student loan? You'll be charged more interest from September
Millions will be hit by higher rates after RPI inflation almost doubled
18 August 2016
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Most employees feel they are financially better off now than at the start of the pandemic, finds new MSE poll
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Lloyds Bank launches cashback credit card that pays up to 0.5% - plus a £20 introductory bonus
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Lloyds Bank has launched a new credit card that enables holders to earn 0.25% cashback on up to £4,000 of annual spending and 0.5% above, with no cap on how much you can earn. You can also earn a £20 bonus if you spend £1,000 in the first 90 days. But Lloyds' cashback rate can be beaten by American Express - here's how it compares. -
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Virgin Mobile to axe pay-as-you go services from 2022 - what it means for its 123,000 customers
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Virgin Mobile is to close down its pay-as-you go (PAYG) services from January 2022 in a move that impacts 123,000 customers. Here's what it means for your plan, mobile number, and unused credit.
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Martin Lewis: Why you shouldn't worry too much about your credit score – it’s not actually a real thing
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