The phone provider, which is owned by BT, continued to charge 1,025 customers who had cancelled either their landline or broadband service as a result of an error in Plusnet’s billing system
A pensioner retiring after 6 April and relying solely on the new flat-rate state pension would have a weekly income of £159.55, or just short of £8,300 a year
A sneaky game is being played in the aisles of our supermarkets, and we're paying the price.
Investing in the natural world is on the rise. But can you really ‘grow’ your money?
Exclusive: Britain’s biggest chemist chain bows to pressure to pass on tax savings to customers following The Independent campaign
Experts delve into the detail of the Budget to reveal what Hammond and his accountants are really up to
Accountants Blick Rothenberg crunch the numbers to calculate the winners and losers from the Budget
The new-look 12-sided coin will come into circulation across the UK on 28 March r
Beware the new cost of dying as Government increases admin fees by £1,000s
Employers frequently ask employees to sign up to a waiver of the 48 hour maximum working week as part of the employment contract when they join
Tax changes are coming in from April 2017 - Car tax, income tax and child tax credits are all undergoing big changes. Here's what you need to know.
Londoners the only people to report negative reaction to EU referendum vote, with a third saying they had changed their property plans
The survey, based on responses from 2,000 people in full time salaried or hourly employment, showed that regionally Londoners are putting in the most overtime—an average of 9.6 hours a week
Prominent economic thinkers are backing the shared economy as fundamental to all our futures
Urban house prices outpace earnings growth to make Oxford the UK’s least affordable city to live in
Tech giants such as Facebook or Google are far from the only ones that are getting creative in order to sweeten their employees’ moods
With precious little interest from potential buyers, where does the Co-op Bank's sale now leave ethical banking customers?
Will a building society take better care of you while a bank offers better rates? Or are they all the same?
The average victim of dating fraud loses £10,000 according to findings released ahead of Valentine's Day
Soaring line rental costs and out-of-contract pricing has 'really hammered' consumers
