June 2018

British Gas, Ovo Energy and Utility Warehouse forcibly installed many more prepayment meters than their competitors, the energy regulator has found - and all suppliers have been warned this tactic must be a last resort to recover debt.

Nottingham Building Society is to launch a new cash Lifetime ISA, MoneySavingExpert can reveal - making it only the second provider to offer this type of savings account, which gives a 25% bonus for buying your first home or retirement.

A fifth of universal credit claimants are still receiving their first payment late, a new report reveals.

EDF has been told to pay £350,000 for missing its smart meter target by three weeks.

Smaller energy suppliers will soon have to pay vulnerable customers the Warm Home Discount which is worth £140 a year.

Search results on hotel booking websites often fail to show the total cost of your stay, leaving travellers struggling to compare prices and find the cheapest overall deal, a MoneySavingExpert.com investigation reveals.

Telecoms regulator Ofcom has called for a £3.10 price cap per 90 second call to 118 Directory Enquiries numbers in an effort to prevent "bill shock".

Tesco Bank has 'paused' charging its credit card customers a 3.99% fee if they spend via a Curve debit card and has promised to refund those who've already been charged, following a customer outcry.

First Utility is the latest energy supplier to hike its standard variable tariff - with a 5.9% increase set to hit on Monday 23 July, adding £67 a year to a typical household bill.

The Financial Conduct Authority has been accused of having no "sense of urgency" as it grapples with how to help 30,000 so-called 'mortgage prisoners' who have been told they can't afford to switch to a cheaper deal.