2018

Tens of thousands of hay fever sufferers are overpaying for tablets - in some cases by more than £6 each time - because they get a prescription when it would be cheaper to buy them 'over the counter'.

The Financial Conduct Authority has announced it wants to find new ways to help 30,000 so-called 'mortgage prisoners' who have been told they 'can't afford' to switch to cheaper deals, in a big step forward for consumers driven by MoneySavingExpert.com's campaigning.

Twitter users have been told to change their passwords after the firm admitted it hadn't properly stored them.

Small energy supplier Outfox the Market - which currently offers the market's cheapest overall energy deal based on typical use - is increasing some of its monthly membership fees from 1 June. But only households with more than double the average electricity use will see bills rise.

New rules to ban letting fees and high deposits in England have been presented to Parliament.

If you're voting today but don't have a polling card, fear not, almost everyone can vote without one.

TSB has admitted it's been deluged with 40,000 complaints from customers over the IT meltdown which has gripped it for more than a week - and only half of them have even been acknowledged so far.

Barclays is doubling its Blue Rewards scheme incentives for new and existing customers who switch an account to it - meaning they can earn at least £132 in the first 12 months.

Anyone who holds an American Express Preferred Rewards Gold card can save on the £140 annual fee and bag two free lounge passes by getting the new, near-identical credit card alternative.

From today all energy firms are banned from back-billing customers beyond 12 months if the delay is not their fault - here's what you need to know.