July 2012

Hundreds of thousands of passengers flying from Spain with Ryanair and BMI Baby who've already booked their flight will have more cash automatically debited from their card to pay for a rise in Spanish airport tax.

Royal Bank of Scotland has today announced the reclaiming process for the millions hit by charges after its IT meltdown, which we can exclusively reveal. The beleaguered bank will refund all charges for both its own customers and those of other banks as a result of the crisis, which still rumbles on.

Workers should be able to protect their pensions by insuring savings against falls in stock markets, a minister has suggested.

Labour leader Ed Miliband says the big five banks should sell up to 1,000 more branches to increase competition.

Farepak campaigners are reportedly set to press the firm's bank for another £10 million in compensation for customers hit by the collapse of the Christmas hamper business.

Dodgy claim firms are making more than three times as many bogus mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI) claims to building societies, the societies' trade body says.

Over half of taxpayers would try every trick in the book to wriggle out of paying tax, or even break the law, according to a MoneySavingExpert.com poll.

Welsh students who received a maintenance loan over the past two academic years can get up to £1,500 of debt wiped off with just one small payment.

Ryanair and BMI Baby will ask hundreds of thousands of passengers booked to fly from Spanish airports for more cash if they want to travel, even if they've already paid for their trip.