2020

Supermarket giants have begun restricting grocery sales, limiting shoppers to buying up to three of the same item. Some are also reducing store opening hours or allowing only elderly or vulnerable shoppers in at certain times as they struggle to manage massive demand related to the coronavirus outbreak.

Energy firms are putting in place new measures to help prepayment customers unable to top up during the coronavirus pandemic. We've company-by-company info below, but plans include posting cards loaded with emergency credit to those unable to leave home as they need to self-isolate. 

The BBC has announced it is delaying charging some over-75s for TV licences until August, in light of the coronavirus pandemic.

EDF Energy is set to take on all 190,000 customers supplied by iSupplyEnergy, which is to stop operating – if you're with iSupplyEnergy, here's what you need to know.

Budget airline Ryanair has said it will waive its flight change fees for all customers who wish to change their travel plans due to the current coronavirus pandemic from today until Tuesday 31 March.

Three more major travel insurers have stopped offering travel insurance policies to new customers as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, following LV's decision to suspend sales on Wednesday, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.

A MoneySaver from Essex was shocked to discover that her car insurance premium would increase by 75% after she told her insurer she was moving to a new home – just yards away from her current one. 

All travel between the United States and most of Europe will be suspended for 30 days due to coronavirus, US President Donald Trump has announced. Travel from the UK and Ireland ISN'T affected – though if you've recently been to Europe or are flying via a European country, you may not be able to travel.

Several top wedding insurance brands have stopped offering new policies to customers in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. If you already have wedding insurance, your policy will continue to be valid – though if you're worried about disruption due to coronavirus, it's worth checking now exactly what you're covered for.

The income threshold that reduces the amount high earners can contribute to a pension is set to rise from £110,000 to £200,000.