Month: January 2018

In October I blogged that you DO need to show your boarding pass at duty free. Over the summer I was involved in a campaign…

The Government has today announced plans to close a legal loophole which enables lenders to repossess people’s homes without going to court. As the law…

Policyholders who lost money as a result of the problems at Equitable Life will receive around £1.5 billion in compensation, it was announced today. The…

Prime Minister David Cameron says the Government will write to millions of customers to encourage them to switch to cheaper energy deals. This follows today’s…

Tenants living in rented homes would have better access to bank accounts and credit if information about rent payments was added to their credit rating,…

If you buy goods using PayPal, you’ll have longer to complain when things go wrong under changes planned by the online payment giant. Customers buying…

IMPORTANT UPDATE: 14 May 2015, 10.10am: Unfortunately Travelex has closed its Supercard to further applications as it says it’s hit its cap (even though it…

Discount shoe retailer Brantano has called in administrators, becoming the first major retailer to do so after a tough Christmas for high street shops. We…

An online train ticket retailer has launched a tool which shows when cheap advance tickets are likely to rise in price – and when they’re…

The 30p toilet charges have now been scrapped at Edinburgh Waverley, London King’s Cross and London Liverpool Street. Sixteen other Network Rail-managed stations had already…