Household spending falls to the lowest l

Household spending has now fallen to lower levels than at any other time since the Second World War.

Savers urged to reconsider inflation bond investments

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.

Airlines rake in £265,000 a day from debit and credit card fees

Budget airlines are cashing in on £265,000 a day via debit and credit card charges for various purchases.

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.

Consumer confidence returns to UK high streets

Consumer confidence has hit a five-month high as Brits enjoy the January sales.

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 ...

Penalty scrapped for students paying off loans early

University students who took out a government loan will not be penalised for repaying them early, Prime Minister David Cameron has announced.

Unemployment hits a 16 year high as jobless total continues to rise

UK unemployment figures have risen by a staggering 48,000 in the three months up to December, bringing the total jobless figure to 2.67 million.

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.

Google wallet experiences technical prepaid credit card hitch

Google has been forced to suspend all prepaid credit card functions on their Google Wallet mobile app following a security flaw.
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