Banks denying refunds to scam victims who ignore new warnings
If you’ve been tricked into sending money to a criminal, you now stand a much better chance of getting your money back. But Which? Money has found that the way...
Save money and stay safe in the Boxing Day and January sales
Our tips on finding the best prices, avoiding counterfeits, scams, paying safely and earning cashback.
Britain’s best bank accounts revealed – and those you should avoid
Find out which banks made our Recommended Provider list, from high street stalwarts to phone-based and app-based challenger brands.
Revealed: the best and worst banks for online security
The latest banking investigation from Which? reveals the best and worst banks for online security, exposing those lagging behind the rest of the industry. Our tests were performed by independent...
Keto diet pill scam targets Facebook users
Beware of this Ketopurediet.com keto diet pill scam on Facebook, designed to lure you in with a product payment which will later result in additional, random payments from you which you won't get refunded.
New online security checks kick in today: what will your bank require?
Banks are set to introduce stringent new security checks for customers shopping online, logging onto their account or making contactless payments. Find out what your bank will do.
Scam alert: fraudsters exploit new online security checks with phishing attacks
Scammers are mimicking new security measures designed to keep you safe online, by sending fake emails that attempt to steal your banking credentials and personal data. Banks, card providers and...
Revealed: the best and worst student bank accounts for 2019
A Which? survey of thousands of undergraduates has revealed the best and worst bank accounts for students in the coming year. Find out how your provider ranks.
Revealed: the best and worst packaged bank accounts
Packaged bank accounts have been put to the test by Which? Money, with the very best saving you almost £200 per year. Find out which accounts are worth the cost.
New rules could help people with medical conditions find affordable travel insurance
The Financial Conduct Authority is considering plans for a new signposting service that would point customers with medical conditions to more affordable travel cover.