March 2019

Flights will continue as normal in the event of a no-deal Brexit, the Government has today promised.

Lidl has announced plans to trial removing 9p reusable plastic bags from its 54 stores in Wales by 1 May.

A 'misleading' radio advert which claimed installing a smart meter could save consumers an average of 354 kilowatt hours (kWh) a year has been banned.

One MoneySaver has made it his mission to spread the word about the marriage tax allowance – and so far, his friends have managed to claim almost £5,000 between them.

Vulnerable customers who use rent-to-own firms will not pay more in interest than the cost of the original item from April, as part of new rules announced by the financial regulator today.    

The competition watchdog has warned that secondary ticket seller Viagogo is still not complying with a court order put in place to protect consumers, and says it is preparing further legal action against the firm. 

Some car finance customers are paying more than £1,000 extra in interest charges due to certain commission incentives, the Financial Conduct Authority has said. 

British Gas has broken a much-publicised promise to keep hundreds of thousands of customers off expensive standard tariffs and give them lower bills, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.

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