If you use buy now, pay later (BNPL) to spread the cost of a purchase from Wednesday 15 July onwards, you'll benefit from new protections – including being able to escalate complaints to the free, ...

Virgin Media customers trying to cancel or switch to another provider were routinely put through the wringer by its customer service agents, an investigation by regulator Ofcom has found. The telecoms ...

Many people think ISAs are complicated, and that perception isn't helped by the maze of options out there. But ISAs are simply accounts for your savings or investments that are tax-free forever. This ...

The influential cross-party Treasury Committee of MPs has been seeking evidence on Student Loans. Following 52,000 submissions from the public – plus evidence from student and consumer groups ...

MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis delivered wide-ranging and important evidence – which was just the start – to the Commons Public Accounts Committee in a session on regulating key utilities.

If you've had your travel plans disrupted by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, or been stranded abroad, here's what you need to know about your rights – including flight delays and ...

Check out all of our other MSE News stories following the Chancellor's announcements: Full round-up of the key measures, including MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis's video analysis of what ...

Many mortgage lenders are cutting tracker and variable mortgage rates for existing customers as the dust settles on the Bank of England's decision to cut the base rate from 4.25% to 4% just days ago.

The majority of households in England, Scotland and Wales will see water and sewerage charges rise from April. In England and Wales, further hikes are planned over the next five years. However, prices ...

In early October, two-year fixed-rate mortgages were as low as 3.84% and five-year fixes 3.68%. However, these have now increased to 4.11% and 4% respectively – even as the Bank of England cut the ...

Universities in England will be able to charge full-time undergraduate students up to £9,535 a year from 2025/26, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has announced today (Monday 4 November).

Financial education should be taught on a compulsory basis in both primary and secondary schools in England, a cross-party group of MPs have finally said. MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis ...