July 2013

Parts of furniture company Dwell have been rescued from administration by its founder, but customers who haven't received their orders still have no idea whether they'll get their goods.

Superfast broadband customers will be offered cheaper and shorter deals and be able to switch more easily between providers under plans to open up BT's fibre cable network to more competition.

Some Sky TV customers could be hit with price hikes of up to £2.50 a month from 1 September, the telecoms provider has said.

Bank of Scotland has been ordered to compensate a customer for harassment after it made an astonishing 547 calls to recover a debt.

We're often told to call our credit or debit card provider before setting off on our travels to ensure our plastic isn't stopped abroad. But does this make a difference? The answer is: yes and no.

The cost of using your mobile in the European Economic Area (EEA) has fallen today, while Britons heading to Croatia will also benefit from new roaming caps as the country joins the EU.

A new mobile phone company will come onto the block later this summer, as Sainsbury's has announced plans to launch its own network.

MoneySavingExpert.com has called for tougher action to protect people from unscrupulous payday lenders at a crunch Government-led summit today. Meanwhile, payday loan companies could be banned from advertising, the new financial regulator also warned.