November 2018

First it used Arnold Schwarzenegger's animatronic head to urge consumers to reclaim PPI – now the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has enlisted two more celebrities in its campaign as next year's deadline approaches. 

Around 22,000 tax-free childcare payments have been delayed by up to eight days, leaving parents at risk of late payment fees from their childcare provider.

Unity Mutual has launched a new type of stocks & shares Lifetime ISA, offering a guaranteed 1.25% interest rate until April, as well as a 25% Government bonus towards your first home or retirement – here's what to watch out for. 

From today, women in the UK will be eligible for the state pension at the same age as men. 

The energy price cap announced today is "misnamed" and is NOT an indication of the maximum amount householders will pay, Martin Lewis has warned.  

The financial regulator wants to help mortgage prisoners "as a matter of urgency" including those stuck on deals with firms it doesn't regulate, its executive director of strategy and competition has said this morning.

The Government has announced changes to probate fees which means some will pay almost £6,000 more – but for estates worth less than £50,000, you won't pay anything at all. 

Some of the coldest rented homes in England and Wales are set to get energy efficiency upgrades, due to amended rules announced by the Government today.

Around 180,000 workers employed by firms which offer the 'real living wage' will see their pay increase by 25p an hour, or 30p an hour in London. 

Budget airline Ryanair has warned passengers that several services on its website and app including online check-in won't be working for 12 hours from 5pm on Wednesday evening. If you need to check in for a flight around then, make sure you do it in advance to avoid being stung with a £55 fee.