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Viagogo ‘mistakenly’ listed resale of England football match tickets

Website blames human error for the advert, now removed, for about 100 seats when practice is illegal in UK

Nationwide doubles maximum personal loan to £50k amid rising building costs

Previous £25,000 maximum no longer enough to fund some home improvements, says building society

Ofgem energy price cap will fall to £1,574 a year this summer, say analysts

Millions of households in Great Britain expected to remain in fuel poverty despite drop in prices

Air Up: scent-flavoured water bottle becomes latest playground craze

School must-have is setting pressured parents back £30 but could help keep kids off sugary drinks

More than 6,000 UK bank branches now gone in nine years of ‘disastrous’ closures

Thirty-three constituencies, including two in London, will not have a single bank branch by the end of the year, says Which?

Three UK banks announce cuts to cost of fixed-rate mortgages

Barclays Bank, HSBC and TSB reveal changes, reversing some of price rises seen in recent weeks

The chancellor should ditch the NatWest retail share offer. It’s not needed

The Treasury has been quietly selling off the government’s stake at ever-higher prices on a rising market. Why mess with that?

HMRC leaves callers on hold ‘for 800 years’, says spending watchdog

Report suggests time taxpayers spent on phone waiting to speak to adviser has more than doubled

UPS won’t accept return of £899 product it delivered

I needed to send back a projector, but the parcel firm threatened to destroy it because it said the battery made it dangerous

Ofgem considers reversing ban on cheaper deals for new energy customers

Great Britain regulator says rule ‘no longer necessary for market stability’ and could be reducing competition

UK real pay grows at fastest rate in two years as unemployment rises

Figures provide mixed message for Bank of England when it considers interest rate cut next month

EasyJet’s travel insurance said ‘no’ to my valid claim

My daughter was taken ill with an unforeseen infection after our booking and couldn’t make the trip

Are 25-year UK mortgages a thing of the past?

Younger homebuyers are turning to ultra-long loans, prompting fears over the risk to their finances and the wider economy

Are heat pumps more expensive to run than gas boilers?

The first in a series exploring the myths and realities surrounding heat pumps

Rise in ultra-long mortgages ‘poses risk to UK retirement prospects’

Former pensions minister says data shows buyers increasingly forced to accept terms that stretch into state pension age

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