MoneySavingExpert News
2010
Government bank National Savings & Investments (NS&I) has withdrawn its savings deal that guarantees to beat inflation over the term to new customers.
19 July 2010
BT is hiking line rental charges for those who refuse to pay in advance for a 12-month term, while also increasing call costs for all.
19 July 2010
Cashback website users may have lost money as a major affiliate network, Deal Group Media UK Ltd (DGM), has gone into administration.
19 July 2010
Thousands of holidaymakers have had their holiday plans ruined by the collapse of Surrey-based travel firm Goldtrail Travel Limited.
19 July 2010
Mortgages where you declare your income without proof are to be banned next year, under proposals from the City regulator.
17 July 2010
Apple boss Steve Jobs has promised iPhone 4 customers a free rubber case to cure signal problems or their money back.
17 July 2010
Britain's pensioners are missing out on an estimated £5.4 billion in unclaimed benefits each year, despite 1.8 million of them living in poverty, figures released today show.
16 July 2010
An alarming 1.4 million households have lost their energy supply in the past year because of payment problems, a lobby group has claimed.
16 July 2010
The elderly will no longer be forced to use their pension savings to buy an annuity by the time they are 75, the Government confirmed today.
15 July 2010
A sub-prime mortgage company has been hit with a whopping £630,000 fine by the City watchdog for treating customers in arrears unfairly.
15 July 2010
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