2017

If you're buying on Amazon, watch out for unexpected delivery charges. A change to its Prime Now service means you now have to spend more to get free delivery, while some using its 1-Click option could pay up to £4.75 more than they need to because a default setting means they're automatically charged.

Half a million financial education textbooks will be given to schools in an initiative funded by MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis.

The number of debts passed to bailiffs by local authorities in England and Wales has jumped 14% in two years, according to new research.

The Bank of England is officially withdrawing old £10 notes on 1 March next year.

A pregnant mother forked out £1,000 on new tickets to fly home from her holiday after Jet2 refused her doctor's note as she'd flown out with another airline. If you're planning to fly while pregnant, here's what you need to check.

Amazon customers ordering via its 1-Click service may pay up to £4.75 more than they need to, because a default setting means some are automatically charged even if what they're buying is el igible for free delivery.

Energy regulator Ofgem is to introduce new rules to cap installation costs for customers who are forced to have prepayment meters fitted, and will ban charges altogether for the most vulnerable customers.

Broadband and home phone customers with the biggest telecoms providers will soon be automatically compensated for poor service or missed appointments, under a new scheme set to be up and running by early 2019.

A number of NHS hospital trusts have put tax refund claims from staff on hold, while others are threatening to take back money already paid out, amid mounting confusion over whether NHS workers can reclaim tax and national insurance they paid while training.

Millions of Premium Bond holders will have a better chance of winning from next month as NS&I is boosting the prize fund, following last week's Bank of England base rate rise.