Finance

The class action claims EE, O2, Three and Vodafone overcharged existing customers on up to 28.2 million contracts - if successful, it could mean people are owed up to £1,823

Fancy treating yourself to some indulgent champagne chocolate truffles this Christmas time? Reporter Alison Brinkworth has found a clear - and affordable - winner

Brits are demanding that their "favourite biscuit of all time" is brought back into existence - just one month after a discontinued McVitie's favourite reappeared on shelves

A savvy woman has shared her quick and 'easiest ever' trick for insulating her home online - and claims it 'traps' in heat helping her save on her energy bills

Asda's new sites will be under its Asda Express brand with stores opening in Norfolk, Hampshire, Dorset, Durham, Staffordshire and West Yorkshire today

Crisp lovers have been gutted after realising that yet another Walkers favourite isn't going to be produced again - and one fan said the flavour was 'all she wanted' on December 25

A woman who felt 'burnt out' from living in London has managed to buy her own idyllic countryside cottage - and compared it to the types of properties she would have been able to afford in the capital

To watch or record live TV on any channel in the UK you must have a TV licence. A TV licence currently costs £159 a year however, the fee will be increasing next April

Cashback refers to a benefit that refunds someone a small percentage of a purchase and you can earn cashback on some credit cards, debit cards, apps, and through cashback websites

According to the Bank of England's twice-yearly Financial Stability Report, a further 900,000 people could see an increase of more than £500 on their mortgage repayments

Parents have until tomorrow to save a whopping amount of money when they're buying Christmas presents for the youngsters in their lives - and parents have been buying huge hauls

The pay rise is part of a £67million investment from the supermarket with Aldi saying it is the first supermarket chain to guarantee all store and warehouse staff a £12 minimum rate

n the recent Autumn Statement, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt recently confirmed that State Pension payments will increase by 8.5% from April 2024 and the increase will give pensioners an extra £900 over the 2024/25

Households around the country will bin food worth £444million with 230,000 tonnes ending up in landfill along with 125,000 tonnes of packaging this festive season, a report warns

Are you a “Hero”, who jumps in to foot the bill to avoid confusion over how to split it? Or a “Sneak”, who will pay the bill under the radar to claim the rewards?

Over a third of millennials and Gen Z adults still rely on the bank of mum and dad to pay certain bills for them - receiving over £550 a year from their parents

The Purple One is the nation's favourite Quality Street with 1 in 5 (21%) of the people naming the hazelnut and caramel-filled classic as their number one choc in the tin

By the end of this year, 630 high street bank branches will have closed - this is a 46% increase on the 431 banks that were lost on the high street in 2022

Lush bath bombs are often well-received gifts each and every Christmas - but this festive season, you can win a money-can't-buy prize if you buy an Intergalactic bath bomb

Fast food chain KFC has said that it will take over the sites in the UK and Ireland, which employ around 7,800 people

On the latest episode of the Martin Lewis Money Show, Martin shared some important festive themed info with viewers - how it costs to run your Christmas lights this year

Which? has seen an example of a Facebook page titled “Royal Postal Mail” which claims to be running a “clearance sale for three days only” of second class stamps

A woman, who claims 90% of her designer-wardrobe is pre-loved, has shared her tips on how to shop second hand for Christmas without any recipients having a clue

A woman from the gypsy community has revealed how extravagant Christmas can be on a traveller site. With Rolex watches for gifts and whole hog roast dinners, she says they don't do things by halves

Jozef Domanski was just 14 years old when he was taken by the Nazis to work on farms in Germany in 1940 - he never went back to Poland, or saw his family in person again