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One in five UK adults uses 'buy now, pay later' services such as Klarna and Clearpay to spread the cost of online purchases. Earlier this month, new government regulations came into force, giving consumers stronger protections when using these services.
In this episode of Which? Money, our money editor Grace Witherden tells us what the new regulations mean for you.
Grace also shares examples from previous Which? investigations that show why we have been campaigning for stronger protections, and why these changes were long overdue.
Plus, Kate Pender, CEO of Fair4All Finance, explains how these changes could come with major trade-offs that will directly impact the borrowers who need flexible credit the most.
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Images of distressed British travellers who missed flights home because of long queues caused by Entry/Exit System (EES) border checks have understandably made people nervous.
In this episode of Which? Shorts, our travel editor answers your questions about EES checks at European airports to help you prepare for a flight to the EU this summer.
He explains who’s affected, whether or not you should be worried, and if there’s anything you can do to prepare.
This episode is read by Rory Boland and is based on an article he wrote, originally published in the July/August 2026 issue of Which? Travel.
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Seeking out deals on supermarket products is nothing new. But our research has found some branded products that you never need to pay full price for.
In this episode of Which? Shorts, we reveal the results of our year-long investigation that analysed the pricing of thousands of popular branded groceries to uncover the truth about grocery promotions.
We reveal the tricks of the trade and teach you how to see through the smoke and mirrors of grocery pricing.
This episode is read by James Rowe and is based on an article written by Ellie Simmonds, originally published in the July 2026 issue of Which? magazine.
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Welcome to The Shoddies!
It's time for our annual awards where we name and shame the companies we think can - and should - do better.
In this podcast, we call out 13 brands that we think have let consumers down over the past year. From car companies, to airlines, high street stores to telecoms giants, our experts hand our awards to household names that have misled or mistreated customers.
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Cash held in stocks and shares Isas could be taxed at 22% from April 2027 as the government looks to close loopholes for savers and investors.
In this episode of Which? Money, our investing expert Josh Wilson explains the new rule, which comes into force at the same time as the cash Isa limit is reduced from £20,000 to £12,000 for under 65s.
Josh explores how these changes form part of the government’s attempts to encourage more people to invest, and why it thinks so many rule changes are needed.
Plus, AJ Bell’s director of public policy Tom Selby helps us predict how an Andy Burnham premiership could reshape the UK’s financial landscape and what it could mean for the bond markets.
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