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In the second of our special travel episodes we uncover where you should be heading for the best value holiday as well as revealing the insurance providers we think offer good cover, depending on you…

With the Ofgem energy price cap set to drop to £2,074 from July, we’re taking a look at how much it costs to run some of the most popular appliances in our homes.

Read our advice on how to save on ene…

With summer on the horizon, this week we’ll be taking a look at how you can get away for less and the dos and don’t of spending overseas.

We’ll look at the best credit and debit cards available, how t…

With prices continuing to rise, we learn how getting rewarded for your credit card spending could be key to fighting rising prices.

Our experts also share the best offers available right now, and disc…

We hear how a stolen mobile could result in an empty bank account.

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In this episode from our sister show - the Which? Shorts podcast - our undercover shoppers find out if travel agents really have the best deals, and whether you can haggle for a bargain.

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With many looking to find ways to commemorate the coronation of King Charles III, we ask whether coin collecting is a worthwhile investment.

We also hear why you should steer clear of the new wave of …

It‘s often seen as being exclusively for the super wealthy, but could financial advice soon be accessible for all?

We’ll be discussing the things preventing consumers from accessing expert guidance an…

Filling up your vehicle can be an expensive business, but does it need to cost quite as much as it does? Prices have fallen since the record highs seen immediately after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine,…

Section 75 might be decades old, but this piece of legislation still packs a punch if something goes wrong with a credit card purchase and you want to get your money back.

We take a look at what the l…

This week we dive deeper into the digital cash revolution, exploring how banks and technology are working together to help change the way we make our daily transactions.

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The Eurovision Song Contest is the biggest TV entertainment show in the world. With this year’s event being hosted in the UK on behalf of last year’s winner’s Ukraine, we hear how fans from across th…

Spring may have arrived, but so have increased bills and fees across a whole range of products and services.

We explain why your tax bill is likely to be higher, how to save on travel, and also learn …

With fewer rental properties on the market, we ask whether renters are feeling the brunt of new laws aimed at restoring trust in private landlords.

We also hear more about the scams targeting would-be…

With bills across the country set to increase next month, this bitesize guide takes a look at which areas of the country will be seeing their monthly outgoings rise more than most.

We’ll also find out…

This week we hear more about the police response to fraud.

Did you know for example it makes up 40% of all crime in the UK, but receives just 2% of police funding...

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We analyse the announcements made by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, including changes to free childcare entitlement, pensions and energy bill support.

There’s also mention of duty freezes to fuel and in pubs…

With some government support set to end and wholesale prices falling, we ask the experts what we might expect to happen next.

We hear whether switching could soon be back on the menu, discuss whether …

With empty shelves and high prices a familiar sight at shops across the country, we take a look at the factors behind the current crisis.

We also hear how Which? research is shining a light on the sit…

With mobile and broadband bills in the news, especially with millions of customers being hit with price hikes of up to 17.3% this spring, we’re exploring what you can do to keep your bills under cont…