June 2017

The AA has wrongly told customers their passwords have been changed, leaving some fearing their accounts had been compromised.

NatWest and Royal Bank of Scotland have cut the cashback they offer more than 1.9 million Reward current account customers from 3% to 2%, and dropped the monthly fee from £3 to £2 – here's how to check if it's still the best cashback account for you.

iSupplyEnergy has been taken over by Swedish energy firm Vattenfall – but customers have been told they should see "no day-to-day" changes.

Hundreds of thousands of Virgin Media customers are being urged to change their passwords after one of the firm's routers was found to be vulnerable to hacking.

Thousands of Hotpoint fridge freezer owners who have the same model as one being  linked to the Grenfell Tower fire have been asked to contact the company and register for updates.

Nationwide has extended its popular 'refer a friend' scheme to allow anyone with one of its mortgages or savings accounts to earn up to £500 a year – though it's added more hoops to jump through to get the cash.

A hen party has hit out at Ryanair's controversial 'random seat allocation' policy after the budget airline seated the 15 passengers in the group in 15 separate rows.

The Government has vowed to outlaw letting fees, crack down on whiplash fraud and pass a Repeal Bill to handle the Brexit transition as it unveiled its plans for new legislation over the next two years.

A reform of social care funding, a free vote on fox-hunting and plans to leave the European single market as part of Brexit – those are the three Conservative Party manifesto pledges consumers would most like to see dropped by the new Government in Wednesday's Queen's Speech, according to a new poll of MoneySavingExpert.com users.