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In search of the perfect summer alpine escape
Nestled in the French Alps, Lake Annecy is the country’s third largest lake and boasts clear waters and a vista of pine-forested mountains. What can y...
The shopping sites that are misleading customers
Online fashion boutiques claiming to be independent, UK family businesses are popping up all over social media, but are they actually legitimate?
Why replacing your bank card might not stop scammers from spending your money
We’ve reported before that fraudsters are able to keep on spending your money even if you replace your card thanks to a little-known feature of debit...
Why mobile data is so bad in the UK?
Think your 5G connection is working just because the icon is showing? Think again.
In this episode of Which? Shorts, we reveal why the UK ranks...
What to look out for when building an emergency fund
Whether you already have a rainy-day pot or the idea of building up your savings from zero feels completely out of reach, do you know how to build a s...
Face recognition on phones easily fooled
Think your phone is secure just because you use face unlock? Think again.
In this episode of Which? Shorts, we reveal how 64% of smartphones tes...
The surprising numbers behind a comfortable retirement
Whether you’re approaching retirement or the end of working life still feels years away, do you know how much you really need to retire?
In this...
Could solar panels save you £500 a year?
Solar power is back in the headlines, with a recent flurry of interest sparked by a spike in global energy prices. But is it worth it for your home? <...
The truth about weight loss jabs
Weight loss injections like Ozempic, Monjaro and Wegovy are skyrocketing in popularity but are online pharmacies following the rules?
In this ep...
Is the government doing enough to protect consumers?
Whether it’s rip-off pricing, ticket touts or dangerous products being sold on online marketplaces, the government’s Department for Business & Trade i...
Why no one should mourn the condenser dryer
Say goodbye to your inefficient tumble dryer when it breaks, as heat pump models will soon become the norm.
In this episode of Which? Shorts, w...
Copy trading: An increasingly popular form of investing - is it worth the risk?
Copy trading is a fast-growing trend, where investors discuss portfolios and markets, potentially influencing investment decisions. Copy trading takes...
How to slash your mobile network contract in 10 minutes
Switching mobile networks can seem like a hassle, but it’s easier than ever to move to a new provider and potentially save hundreds of pounds per year...
A third of us are facing pension poverty - what can you do?
12.2m people are on track to face poverty in retirement, meaning you won’t have enough money to live the most basic standard of living once you stop w...
Why you don’t need to spend big to look good and sleep better
Whether it’s supplements or skincare, sunscreen or sleep aids, our research has found that you don’t need to spend a fortune to be healthy.
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The rise of fake days out
Scrolling through social media for a nice day out can lead to beautiful scenery and lasting memories, but how do you know if that dream destination ac...
Will your travel insurance actually cover you this summer?
With half term and the summer holidays just around the corner, and a lot of uncertainty affecting travel plans, travel insurance feels more relevant t...
LED masks, collagen supplements and anti-ageing creams: which ones really work?
The amount of skincare products on the market that claim to make our skin look healthier and slow down the ageing process seems to be growing. But whi...
What you need to know about cabin bags in 2026
Getting a suitcase or cabin bag that has enough space, survives baggage handling, and finally fits the airline size limits can feel like an impossible...
Are you using your Isa to its full potential?
More than 20 million of us have an Isa in the UK. But are you missing out on some of the perks that the tax-free savings product offers?
In thi...
Ultra-processed food: are all UPFs bad for you?
Ultra-processed foods make up an estimated 60% of our diets in the UK. But with foods like bread, baked beans and breakfast cereals being classed as U...
How to improve your gut microbiome
Is your gut microbiome as healthy as it could be? We often think of digestion as just a way of processing food, but your gut plays an integral role in...
What is scambaiting? And why you shouldn’t try it yourself
Scam calls are nothing new. But scambaiting, whereby people engage with scammers to waste their time, is on the rise.
In this episode of Which?...
How to combat iron and vitamin B12 deficiencies
Iron and B12, along with vitamin D, are the most common nutrient deficiencies in the UK. And failing to take action can affect your health.
In t...
Do you really need a VPN?
VPNs, or virtual private networks, are nothing new. They’re a tool that grants your devices a more secure connection to the internet and have become i...
Renters’ Rights Act: what’s changing for landlords and tenants today
Today marks a big day for both renters and private landlords as the Renters’ Rights Act comes into force - a bill designed by the government to “secur...
How to cut your broadband price without switching or haggling
Switching broadband might seem like a hassle, but it's possible to slash your monthly fees when you're out of contract without switching to a new comp...
What you need to know about your pension to prepare for retirement
With big decisions to be made with your pension pots, preparing for retirement can feel complex, but understanding your options is key to making the m...
Could this new payment method spell the end for the bank card?
As we become an increasingly cashless society, could we become less reliant on bank cards altogether?
In this episode of Which? Shorts, we expla...
70 years of premium bonds - are they still worth it?
It’s been 70 years since the then Chancellor of the UK, Harold MacMillan announced the launch of premium bonds. But after seven decades and over £40bn...
Why you don't need to buy all the latest tech
What did you do to your old phone when you upgraded to a new model? Too many of us are doing the wrong thing.
In this episode of Which? Shorts,...
The big ANPR glitch and why license plate cameras get it wrong
Have you received a private parking fine that makes no sense? You might be a victim of an ANPR camera error. In this episode we talk about the Which?...
What the Middle East conflict means for your energy bills
Last week, the price you pay for your gas and electricity went down. That’s despite the ongoing crisis in the Middle East that caused wholesale prices...
Should you buy a pair of hearing glasses?
You know what a hearing aid is. But hearing aid glasses could be gamechanging for those who need to hear more clearly.
In this episode of Whic...
Pension transfers can take ten days - so why are some taking six months?
For many of us, doing admin on our pensions isn’t exactly the most exciting job in the world, but transferring or combining your pots can come with bi...
Common mistakes when writing a will - and how to avoid them
Making a will is something we all ought to do, but there are common mistakes you really need to avoid - and they’re all pretty easy.
In this epi...
Can we get healthier as we age? Your questions answered
Back in January we brought you a live podcast with our health experts who answered your questions on how to get healthier as you age. We couldn't answ...
The tax advantages of leaving money to charity in your will
If your estate is large enough when you die, inheritance tax will be due on the money and assets you leave behind for your loved ones, but you can red...
What England's new recycling laws mean for you?
From 31 March 2026, a major change is being introduced across councils in England to standardise what is accepted in kerbside bin collections.
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Why are dangerous products still being sold online?
More of us than ever are shopping online. But the regulations that are meant to keep us safe aren't working, putting us at risk from buying dangerous...