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The tax authorities have been forced to apologise for two mistakes - wrongly charging penalties and for denying it had made the mistake.

Bread and cereal products are most likely to have shrunk in size, but remained at the same price.

The retailer's Valentine's Day gift, an empty heart-shaped package, angers environmental groups.

The University of Hull was among businesses illegally charging customers more for paying by card.

The so-called Big Six suppliers are beaten by smaller rivals in Which? annual customer survey.

HMV collapsed last month, its second administration in six years, risking 2,200 jobs at 125 stores.

Car insurance premiums climb for the first time since 2017 with Brexit a factor, says AA.

Hundreds of thousands of customers were unable to do most payments transfers from online accounts.

Millennials are increasingly doing jobs on the side, whether through love or necessity.

Jack Bogle, credited with upending the way we invest through index funds has died aged 89.

The Financial Conduct Authority is paying male staff a fifth more than female staff.

The inflation measure used to calculate some train fares and loan repayments is flawed, a Lords committee says.

A no-deal Brexit would mean anyone planning to drive outside the UK would need an insurance Green Card.

House sale expectations for the next three months are at their lowest for two decades, estate agents warn.

Home buyers and sellers have been postponing transactions until after the EU withdrawal.

UK inflation fell to 2.1% in December, pushed down by falling fuel prices.

An MP says Lloyds Bank is introducing charges against the spirit of a watchdog's recommendations.

The latest Mary Poppins film has been a hit at the box office but what money lessons can we take from the film franchise?

Customers could see their tariffs rise if they are bounced to a new energy supplier.

A "Fine to Flush" label for wet wipes has been launched to help tackle blocked sewers.