September 2017

The Advertising Standards Authority has said it will "carefully consider" complaints after Argos hiked prices in its 3for2 toy sale – and we reported our concerns to the watchdog.

Many parking and self-service machines across the country have stopped accepting the old £1 coin – even though it is still legal tender until the middle of next month.

A group of 192 MPs has called on the Prime Minster to deliver on a pre-election pledge to bring in an energy price cap to protect the 17 million households on expensive standard variable tariffs.

A major investigation by MoneySavingExpert.com reveals 10,000s of the most vulnerable people in England, Scotland and Wales are being overcharged up to £400 a year due to a council tax postcode lottery.

A Ryanair passenger whose flight was one of 18,000 cancelled yesterday has been told he cannot be transferred onto a flight with another airline – despite the regulator launching enforcement action intended to tackle this issue.

HSBC is launching a new app that can show you your bank accounts, credit cards, mortgages and loans from 21 different banks in one place.

Big six supplier E.on has launched a new fixed gas and electric tariff that offers two free cinema tickets a month – but does it make the cut?

Ryanair is to fly 25 fewer aircraft this winter, resulting in 100,000s more passengers having their flights cancelled – and the regulator has accused the budget airline of "repeatedly misleading" passengers over their rights .

Ryanair is offering customers whose flights it cancelled up to £80 vouchers per return as a goodwill gesture – if they book a new flight.