Bargains and Rip-offs

A leading budget airline may have unfairly charged thousands of passengers because its measuring devices for hand luggage were too small

Almost 20% of people have been ripped off online, according to a new report, which says the young are more likely to suffer a scam

Credit card fees, premium rate numbers and other sneaky charges can make us see red - we highlight seven fees and suggests how to avoid them

There are millions of pounds in grants waiting to be claimed and you could get your share

Drivers have been warned that cowboy clampers will try to hit them hard over the next few months - we advise what to do if you're a victim

The price of popular cuts of meat has soared by more than a quarter in three years, according to retail experts.

One in three cashback website users have never received their cash - so are these websites a con?

One in three cashback website users have never received their cash - so are these websites a con?

Motorway services are losing out on £11m a year in revenue because so many drivers believe they are too expensive, a study has found

Four leading energy companies are being investigated amid concerns they are bamboozling consumers into switching on to worse deals

Electricity prices are set to rise for more than one million households, amid fears of higher power bills for all

'Bogus' sales and offers often used by high street stores and travel firms are to be outlawed by Christmas, it was revealed last night

I keep receiving letters from British Gas addressed to a Mr M., whom I have never heard of. They are trying to recover £643. Is my address blacklisted?

Many people are simply not prepared to compromise on life's little luxuries despite the recession, according to a new report

I paid £60 up front to a company called Digital Satellite Services for a Sky dish warranty. But I can't get through to them now. Are they legitamate?