A number of kitchen and bathroom retailers are using “potentially misleading” discount claims to lure homeowners into rushing to spend thousands of pounds, a watchdog has claimed.
TSB has announced a new “fraud refund guarantee” to ensure its 5.2 million customers are protected if they are an innocent victim of a scam.
Train passengers who made more than 220,000 compensation applications for delayed journeys were forced to wait more than a month for their claims to be resolved, figures show.
More than a third of Scottish bank branches have closed in the last eight years, according to research by Which?
Banks and building societies are being hit by more than one IT or security failure that potentially stops customers making payments every day, a Which? Money investigation has found.
The so-called Big Four supermarkets have slumped to the bottom of an annual ranking after disappointing customers with the quality of their food and ability to keep up with online rivals.
Child car seats which are illegal to use in the UK are still available to buy from online marketplaces, a watchdog has warned.
Nearly 300 cash machines have been withdrawn across Scotland during the last year prompting fears consumers could soon be facing an “uphill battle” to get money.
MSPs have warned that a new banking crisis is emerging that risks creating “cashless communities” across the north and north-east.
Digital disruption is an “imminent threat” to businesses in the north-east in the wake of the TalkTalk cyber attack, a law firm has warned.
Inverness Airport keeps customers happy but passengers using Aberdeen International Airport (AIA) are less pleased about what it has to offer, according to a Which? survey.
People are struggling financially in parts of the north and north-east more than anywhere else in Scotland, according to new research.