Savers urged to reconsider inflation bon

UK savers are being warned about investing into popular inflation-linked bonds, as new research shows that yields could be significantly less than regular accounts.

Personal finance crisis prevents Brits from being happy

Brits are giving up on the ‘fun’ things in life as the turmoil over their personal finances show no signs of abating.

UK mums cut down on meals to allow their children to eat

One in five mums is regularly skipping meals so she can provide food for her children. One in four are using credit cards to fund meals and living costs, a ...

Halifax extends £100 offer on switching bank accounts

Halifax, the leading high street bank, has announced plans to increase its promotional period for new customers switching to their current accounts.

Brits continue to save despite economic strife

Brits remain optimistic about saving as more than 70% of them put cash aside last year, despite the UK economy nearing a double dip recession.

Brits continue to save despite stretched incomes

Brits are desperate to save cash despite heavy financial pressures on households, new research has revealed.

Bank of England hold base rate firm at 0.5%

The Bank of England has announced plans to hold the base rate at 0.5%.

Lloyds TSB claim that UK families are worse off than Chinese families

The impact of the global recession on UK families has been made abundantly clear by the latest figures showing that Brits have an average of nine times less savings than ...

Brits have hundreds of unclaimed loyalty points on boots cards

Millions of Brits have hundreds of pounds worth of loyalty points uncollected.

Water and sewage bills set to increase over 2012

The average household water and sewage bill across England and Wales is to rise by 5.7% over the next 12 moths, according to industry watchdog Ofwat.
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