Family & Health

Google has suspended secondary ticket resale site Viagogo from advertising, meaning its adverts won't appear in paid-for search results.

As the school year comes to an end, parents who use online payment provider ParentPay may have leftover credit sitting in their accounts – here's how to check and get a refund.

New research by the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute (MMHPI) shows that many people with mental health problems are struggling to safely gain support from family and friends, because of the complexity and ineffectiveness of tools such as Power of Attorney.

HSBC has agreed to extend a scheme to compensate customers who may have paid an unreasonable debt collection charge imposed by HFC Bank and John Lewis Financial Services between 2003 and 2009.

Whirlpool is to issue a product recall of its faulty tumble dryers that haven't yet been modified, the Office for Product Safety and Standards has announced.

Consumers are being warned to look out for automated phone calls pretending to be from their bank or card company, after a wave of reports of similar scams. 

Pensioners may face a deadline of June 2020 to reclaim TV licence fees they've accidentally paid, MoneySavingExpert.com has learned.

Under 26 million TV licences were purchased in the UK during the last tax year – 37,000 fewer than the year before.

Some university leavers who started studying between 1990 and 1998 have received letters from Erudio – the company that manages their student loans – offering them the chance to settle their loan by paying off as little as 20% of the amount outstanding. Those who started university after this period are unlikely ever to get this type of offer because they have a different type of loan.

Lloyds Bank has become the first major organisation to sign up to the Mental Health Accessible standards, which have been created to make essential services easier to use for millions of people.