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In total, 38 of these shared branches have been announced so far, but only four have opened.

Businesses could be named and shamed for flouting rules but critics say the those rules need strengthening.

Those on the lowest incomes are being hit hardest by tax penalties, a non-profit says.

Up to £200 was offered by some banks to switching customers - prompting the most moves since 2013.

The boost from next month comes as analysts warn the peak in savings rates may be approaching.

Stephen Fry and Emma Thompson back campaign to stop banks financing new oil, gas and coal projects.

Parents are buying toys of £30 to £50 but saving money by resisting unplanned, small purchases.

Some people can cut back on electricity to get a bonus payment, but some will earn very little.

Ofcom says it is looking into whether two BT companies, EE and Plusnet, have breached rules.

Discounts for households who cut peak-time use will be offered again on Tuesday.

Some people on benefits will receive £25 within the next two weeks after temperatures drop.

Industry body the Food & Drink Federation says supermarkets are already "very tough" on suppliers.

The regulator says it is concerned about the growth in households being switched to prepayment meters.

Some households who cut peak-time electricity use on Monday will get discounts on their bills.

Extending the £2,500 energy price cap until July can be funded by a tougher windfall tax, Labour says.

Suppliers not doing enough for vulnerable customers will be named and shamed, the government says.

As more people bank online, footfall in physical branches has dropped, says Lloyds Banking Group.

Customers on Economy 7 tariffs see bills rise 7.6% despite the government fixing prices until April.

Citizens Advice says it has seen a sharp increase in people needing crisis support, such as emergency grants.

Hayley says her battle with her landlord highlighted the "powerlessness" of people who rent.