September 2018

People who are tricked into transferring money to a fraudster may be able to get their cash back under proposed new rules – and several major banks are to start reimbursing victims straight away.

Goldman Sachs has today launched Marcus, a new brand offering a table-topping savings account paying 1.5% – the highest rate we've seen in over two and half years.

Eleven energy firms have been rapped by Ofgem over how they handle complaints, after the regulator found more than half of customers remain unhappy with how issues have been dealt with.

Free water refill points are to be introduced in 30 Scottish towns and cities over the next two years to encourage people to top up refillable bottles.

The telecoms regulator has announced new proposals to stop mobile phone users paying for a handset they've already bought. But you don't need to wait for a change in the rules – if you're out of your minimum contract term, check now if you can switch and save £100s a year. 

Budget airline Ryanair has cancelled 150 flights scheduled for Friday due to strikes by its cabin crew in Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal and Spain – here are your rights if you're affected.

The Welsh Government has become the first in Great Britain to launch a website and leaflet to help 'severely mentally impaired' residents access a council tax discount worth almost £400/year on average – but MSE founder Martin Lewis says others must follow suit.

Tesco Clubcard customers won't be able to swap their vouchers for Odeon cinema tickets from December, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal. 

Morrisons is to cut the number of loyalty points customers collect when buying gift cards by 80% – you won't get any more points than you would for a normal purchase.

Online shopping giant Asos is ending its A-List loyalty programme next month – and it's sending all members a £10 Asos voucher as compensation.