Ofgem says ban on forced prepayment meters will end in six weeks

The prospect of a return to the practice in April may raise concerns among consumers facing large hikes in bills

UK inflation: which goods and services have risen most in price?

From low-fat milk to eggs, passenger transport to recreation, how costs have soared

There are constant issues with online travel agents not issuing refunds when a flight is cancelled by the carrier

Government says new rules could help protect 10 million consumers from ‘unconstrained borrowing’

We’d like to hear from workers in the UK who are hoping to move to a new job in 2023, and what their motivations are

Britain has a shrinking economy and a worker shortage – so why aren’t part-time workers increasing their hours?

Survey figure is highest in at least a decade as businesses face pressure to help staff in cost of living crisis

When firms refuse to engage with refund requests it’s best to either file a small claims case or contact your bank

Billions in gifts or loans given when children are in early adulthood and buying first home or getting married

The energy companies’ recent climbdown is pleasing, but the prepay system is fundamentally unfair. It’s got to go, says author Kerry Hudson

BEIS also asks firms how many warrants to forcefully enter people’s homes they have applied for

A British Gas engineer reveals some customers’ aggressive response to forcible installations, which are now in effect banned

Which? finds typical rise of 72% on pre-pandemic prices, with cost doubling in some holiday hotspots

Homeless charity Crisis say rise in repossessions shows ‘devastating impact’ of the cost of living crisis on renters

Ofcom could implement tougher protections against hefty bill increases midway through contracts