Personal finance

Some experts say energy bills could double - here's how to stop that happening.

Ofgem will require suppliers to offer emergency credit and put people on 'realistic' repayment plans.

Official guidelines say couples are entitled to refunds except for services already provided.

People will be able to get cashback from local stores without having to buy anything, under Treasury plans.

As coronavirus adds to online fraud activity and anxiety, one victim tells of his ordeal.

The UK's tax authority has written to traders asking whether they claimed support without being eligible.

Banks must ensure closing expats' UK bank accounts does not leave customers in "undue financial hardship".

A growing number of people feel ashamed about claiming benefits., recent research suggests.

With thousands of people facing redundancy, what benefits can be claimed if you lose your job?

Start-up firms are being "stifled" as they find it almost impossible to open a business bank account.

Caroline Langton chose Ramsgate over London as more people search for homes away from cities.

Newsbeat looks at the big questions around paying into a pension when retirement seems so far away.

Sally Giles says a subscription service charged her £4.50 each week for more than five years without her consent.

Letters using block capitals and sent to those falling seriously behind on debts will be "less threatening".

Men and women now receive their state pension at 66, as the chancellor vows the triple lock is safe.

Loyal insurance, phone and savings customers see costs rise each year, and some have no access to cheaper deals.

Romi Savova is the founder and chief executive of pension firm PensionBee.

Cruise passengers say they have been waiting months for refunds.