2017

Millions of new and existing EE mobile customers will be able to bag a free six-month subscription to Apple Music, and listen to tracks without using any of their data allowance. But it's a trial and you'll be charged after the six months are up – so if you don't want to pay, you'll need to diarise to cancel.

The cost of Now TV's Entertainment Pass will increase by £1 a month, with the rise due to come in just before the end of the new Game of Thrones series - but you may be able to beat the hike.

Skipton Building Society is launching a new two-year fixed-rate mortgage, offering a 0.99% interest rate if you're borrowing 60% of your home's value.

Millions of Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland customers could benefit from a bank charge overhaul, meaning they won't pay if they go over their overdraft limit and there'll be no fees for missed payments – but two million could be worse off.

Card payments have overtaken cash for the first time ever, according to the latest figures from the British Retail Consortium.

Holidaymakers are losing out by being charged in pounds despite explicitly opting to pay in local currency, according to reports we've had from MoneySavers. We're now investigating to see how big the problem is – here's what to do if you've been affected.

Sky has announced a major overhaul of its sports channels, meaning those who only want to watch certain sports can save by avoiding paying for all channels.

A Vodafone customer who disputed a mobile bill has won a maximum £10,000 ombudsman payout and forced the telecoms giant to write off the rest of the debt.

Update 11.15am: Since we published this story the technical issue now appears to have been resolved and cards are working normally.