October 2020

The information watchdog says it is "making enquiries" after buy-now-pay-later firm Klarna mistakenly sent its newsletter to consumers who shouldn't have received it.

Tesco Clubcard customers will no longer be able to exchange Clubcard points for Avios from next January.

The Bank of England has written to banks asking them to provide details on how they would cope if interest rates were cut to zero or even turned negative.

Premier Inn has said it will consider refunding customers who are unable to stay in hotels due to local lockdown travel restrictions – days after MoneySavingExpert.com revealed some with less flexible bookings had been denied refunds.

Businesses which are legally required to close due to local or national restrictions to curb the spread of coronavirus will receive grants to pay up to two-thirds of the wages of staff who cannot work, the Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced.

Cineworld has closed its UK cinemas temporarily – here's what you need to know about what's happening to booked tickets, memberships and more. 

A Government taskforce will consider how coronavirus testing could reduce the amount of time people need to quarantine for when returning to the UK from overseas.

The Government has today agreed to change old laws which force lenders to send intimidating letters to people struggling with debt, in a key campaign victory for the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute charity set up by MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis.

Tonik Energy, a gas and electricity supplier with about 130,000 domestic customers, has stopped trading, and is in the process of appointing administrators.

The official state pension age has now hit 66 – and is set to rise further in the coming years.