Petar Lekarski

If you've got Sky TV, the provider can put your price up during your two-year contract without telling you what rises to expect before you sign up and without letting you leave penalty-free. An investigation by Martin Lewis' MSE News reveals how Sky is exploiting a surprising gap in the new rules – leaving its TV customers in the lurch.

British Airways has announced sweeping and controversial changes to its 'Executive Club' loyalty scheme for frequent flyers. The shake-up means you'll likely need to spend a lot more with BA from 1 April 2025 if you want to earn any perks.

If you're one of the millions of taxpayers yet to file their online self-assessment tax return or pay the tax due, here's what you need to do to avoid a £100 fine and interest charges of 7.25%.

If you're a Co-op loyalty scheme member, check if you have any cash left on your rewards balance, as any unused amounts will expire on Tuesday 31 December.

Took a South West train from London in 2015 to 2017? You could be due £5 to £100+ in compensation – here's who's eligible and how to claim.

Chase has cut the rates on its linked savings accounts by 0.25 percentage points. As of Thursday 14 November, its easy-access 'boosted saver' now pays 4.5%, while its standard saver pays just 3.5%. The changes mean you can earn more on your savings elsewhere – though Chase is still worth keeping for its debit card perks.

Chase has cut the rates on its linked savings accounts by 0.1 percentage points. As of Tuesday 8 October, its easy-access 'boosted saver' now pays 4.75%, while its standard saver pays just 3.75%. The changes mean you can earn more on your savings elsewhere – though Chase is still worth keeping for its debit card perks.

Banks now must refund you if you're scammed into sending money to a fraudster. We explain what the new rules mean for you.

Millions of pensioners could see their Winter Fuel Payments reinstated this winter as a charity has launched legal proceedings against the UK Government, aiming to reverse its decision to restrict the payments to those on certain benefits. It's still very early days and there are no guarantees, but here's what you need to know.

Fixed-rate mortgage deals have gotten cheaper in recent weeks – but will this trend continue following the Bank of England's decision to hold the base rate at 5%? And should you fix now or wait? To try to provide clarity on what you can expect, we've spoken to five mortgage experts to see what they think is next for mortgage rates.