Sainsbury's

Sainsbury's credit card customers have been unable to see their recent transactions for five days - and there's no end date for when the problem will be fixed.

S ainsbury's is to trial a complete overhaul of its Nectar loyalty scheme in the Isle of Wight where shoppers there will no longer earn an automatic point for each pound spent. Instead they have to actively pick selected items to earn points on before shopping.

If you've a stash of Nectar points, you may want to hold off spending them until next month – Sainsbury's has announced it will run its next 'double-up' event in mid-November.

A "technical glitch' has resulted in some Sainsbury's shoppers seeing points disappear from their Nectar account. If you're a Nectar cardholder, check your account now - though Nectar has promised the mistake will be fixed and any lost points restored.

Sainsbury's has followed its rival Tesco and slashed the price of its cosmetic own-brand cotton buds, after MoneySavingExpert.com revealed the huge price difference between seemingly identical products sold in supermarkets' cosmetic and baby aisles.

Sainsbury's shoppers have been left disappointed by the supermarket's decision to can its long-running 'My Coupons' trial - but there's a silver lining in the form of a 'Nectar 10x Point' event over the upcoming bank holiday weekend.

Loyalty point collectors have been dealt a blow after supermarket giant Sainsbury's announced it won't be holding its 'double-up' event as expected.

Grocery shoppers are being hit by hidden price hikes in the form of 'shrinkflation', with packet sizes for popular brands such as Birds Eye, Maltesers and Mr Kipling getting smaller, according to a new analysis.

Energy price hikes are coming. EDF has already announced it'll raise electricity prices by 8.4% in March. Many other big names have frozen prices till April, but it's highly likely we'll see rises when those promises come to an end.

Sainsbury's Bank has today launched a loan charging a super-low 2.8% representative APR – making it the first sub-3% standard personal loan on the market.