2013

New rules to protect consumers who invest in peer-to-peer lending sites have been unveiled by the Financial Conduct Authority.

Plans designed to reduce petrol prices at motorway service stations have been announced by the Government today as part of a broader bid to cut driving costs for UK motorists.

Car insurance rates have fallen by a record 12.4% across the year, according to figures published by the AA.

The Government is to launch a "proper competition test" to establish whether the energy market can be made more competitive, David Cameron has said.

You'll soon be able to cancel mobile, landline, and broadband contracts without penalty if your provider hikes prices mid-contract and didn't forewarn you before getting the deal, after regulator Ofcom clarified its rules.

Nearly 90,000 people have switched in the first month since the launch of the new current account switching service. But how has the scheme fared? MoneySavingExpert.com put it to the test.

Seven-day bank switching is fulfilling its promise a month on from its launch, according to those who've tried the service, which also guarantees all incoming and outgoing payments are moved to your new account.

About 190,000 Scottish Power customers will each be paid a share of £8.5 million, after Ofgem found the energy giant guilty of mis-selling.

UK regulators are teaming up with counterparts in the USA and Canada to crack down on 'spoof' calls from telemarketing schemes.