March 2019

Icelandic airline Wow Air has stopped trading and cancelled all flights this morning.

Children's bereavement charity Grief Encounter has today launched a brand-new free helpline providing instant, confidential advice and support for bereaved children and young people, funded by a donation of £86,000 from patron Martin Lewis.

Over 10,000 current and former WHSmith employees have been paid uniform rebates of around £40 on average, after the company asked its staff to wear certain clothes to work - here's what you need to know. 

Mortgage affordability rules are set to be relaxed to allow homeowners to switch to a cheaper deal more easily, the financial regulator has announced. The move would also help free tens of thousands of mortgage prisoners, in an important victory for MoneySavingExpert.com's long-running campaign.

Car hire firms including Europcar and Sixt have made changes to the way they display charges and other key information on their websites in order to meet commitments made to the competition watchdog.

Energy supplier First Utility has been renamed Shell Energy, and customers will now have 100% renewable electricity. 

A MoneySaver who bought £2,500 worth of postage stamps seven years ago says he's delivered on his plan to save £100s – as the costs have increased by up to 69% since 2012.

Rail companies will start measuring the punctuality of their trains by the minute from April.

Eurostar has lifted its warning against travelling from Paris, although it says there may still be delays and cancellations – here's what you need to know.

American Express cardholders will now have to wait TWO YEARS after cancelling a card in order to qualify for another welcome bonus – making it much more difficult for those who cycled between cards to earn its introductory offers.