The warning signs of a pension scam

Scams involving pensions are among the most financially devastating types of fraud: victims had an average of £47,000 stolen in 2025, according to Action Fraud.

Common misunderstandings around pension rules could open the door to scammers, who can create highly sophisticated and convincing websites in minutes. We reveal the red flags you should look out for.

Source: Which? (20 Aug 2026) 

How we listed 10 Downing Street on Booking.com

For several years, we've been warning of scams on Booking.com, but they remain rife on the platform. In our latest attempt to test the site's security, we listed 10 Downing Street as a holiday let.

Despite the clearly absurd address, the platform failed to stop our listing from going live, and we were able to take a booking (from our researcher). Find out more about our test and how Booking.com needs to change to prevent scammers on its site.

Source: Which? (04 Sep 2026) 

Why banks refuse subscription trap refunds

Rogue subscription firms are profiting from misleading social media ads and charging for outrageously overpriced services. So, why are card providers blaming customers and denying refunds?

Which? members often ask us for help because they can’t get refunds for these unwanted subscriptions. We explain why getting your money back can be difficult and what to do if you've been caught out. 

Source: Which? (03 Sep 2026)