Online shopping

A consulation to find ways of supporting shoppers who financially overstretch themselves due to mental health conditions has been launched by a charity set up by MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis.

After a spate of high-profile data breaches, including those at social networking sites LinkedIn and MySpace, which have affected hundreds of millions of accounts in total, it's important to know whether you've been hacked. Thankfully, there's a quick, free and easy way to see if you're at risk from a number of recent data breaches.

Sainsbury's has outrageously reneged on its £2.60 prosecco trick, as large swathes of customers who'd taken up the online offer but not yet had it delivered won't get the discounted price.

For some shopping is a hobby, others a chore, for me it's a challenge. If you're going to buy, how can you get exactly what you want and pay less for doing it?

Online retail giant Amazon is rolling out a new monthly subscription option for its flagship Prime service across the UK, with users able to pay £7.99/month rather than commit to a hefty annual subscription of £79, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.

Online fraud victims who do not take appropriate security steps to protect themselves should not be refunded by banks, according to Britain's most senior police officer.

If you're searching online, beware – Google has increased the number of paid-for ads shown at the top of many search results, meaning on some smaller screens that's all you see without scrolling further down the page.

Hundreds of outraged sons and daughters have vented their anger on social media at online flower retailers after bouquets they'd ordered for their mum failed to arrive on Mothering Sunday. If you've been affected, here's what your rights are and what you can do.

Many of the UK's biggest retailers including House of Fraser, JD Sports and Karen Millen are giving online shoppers wrong information about their return rights, a MoneySavingExpert.com investigation has found.