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Scam call warning: Amazon Prime ‘renewal’

George Martin

An automated scam call is impersonating Amazon Prime, telling victims their subscription will be ‘renewed’ for £39.99. Here’s what you need to watch out for.

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Scam warning: fake Halifax SMS text

George Martin

SMS scams, commonly known as ‘smishing’ have been around for a while, but it looks like they’re getting more sophisticated. Have you received one like this?

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Have you been able to get through to your bank?

Simon Dicey

How’s your bank been dealing with the coronavirus pandemic? Do you have the support you need? The Which? Money Helpline wants to hear your experiences.

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by George Martin on 23 September 2020

Scam warning: British Gas phishing email

A phishing email purporting to be from British Gas is fraudulently promising customers a ‘refund’ of more than £400. Have you come across it?

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by Ian Aikman on 21 September 2020

Did you have a gift voucher expire during lockdown?

Some retailers extended gift cards that customers couldn’t spend during lockdown, but others weren’t so generous. Did you have one that expired?

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by Camilla Eason on 15 September 2020

Have you not been able to use cash during the pandemic?

Many people are reliant on cash day to day. We want to hear your experiences of how the pandemic has made it harder to use.
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by Simon Dicey on 4 September 2020

Have you been affected by an underpaid state pension?

Are you one of the married, divorced or widowed women affected by an underpaid state pension? Our Money Helpline has been taking an increasing number of calls on the issue.

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by Thomas Holloway on 31 August 2020

Legal advice: credit firm pays after company goes bust

The refund procedure can be complicated when a company goes into administration, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t ways to recover your money.

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by Paul Maynard MP on 18 August 2020

Why cash is a critical piece of our infrastructure

As the pandemic rapidly accelerates the decline in cash use and acceptance, our guest, Paul Maynard MP, sets out why he thinks access to cash should be seen as a right.

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