Tesco Clubcard customers can double the value of their vouchers from Monday (18 May) to spend on 12 categories online and in-store, including gaming, travel and electricals.
Nationwide credit card customers will no longer be charged for going over their limit from today, while the way it charges interest for those with balance transfer credit cards is also changing. But will other credit card providers follow suit?
Tesco shoppers should beware of buying or selling Clubcard vouchers, as this could result in their account or points being cancelled, MoneySavingExpert.com warns.
Clubcard members planning on redeeming vouchers may want to hold on to them for now as Tesco is set to launch a series of flash sales over the next four weeks.
Update: 9.30am, 5 February 2015: Tesco Bank has this morning said that all customers can now see their accounts online as normal. But let us know if you're still suffering via the forum link below.
EE, Orange, T-Mobile, Virgin Mobile and Tesco Mobile customers travelling outside the European Economic Area (EEA) are being charged when someone leaves them a voicemail even if they choose not to listen to it.
Tesco broadband and home phone customers will be transferred to TalkTalk over the coming months, while the pay-per-view Blinkbox movie service is now owned by the provider.
8 January 2015
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