Money articles

Plans to give shoppers more protection when they buy faulty goods or have substandard work done on their homes, plus news of the state pension reform, have been outlined in the Queen's Speech.

The newspapers may have been full of economic doom and gloom over recent months, but the picture for Britain’s borrowers is much brighter.

It's easy to lose track of old bank and savings accounts, premium bonds, pensions and life insurance policies. Find your lost and unclaimed money.

Households in England and Wales face an inflation-busting 3.5% average rise on their annual water bill as of 1 April. Could a water meter save you money?

Autumn fuel duty rise scrapped, a penny off a pint of beer and help for homebuyers. We round-up Chancellor George Osborne's 2013 Budget and what it means for you.

As many as 55 per cent of Brits fear they will be worse off after Wednesday's 2013 Budget announcement, with only six per cent confident of benefiting from changes, according to new research by Lloyds TSB.

March marks the fourth anniversary of the Bank of England base rate hitting its record low of 0.5 per cent. We look at how interest rates have affected you in terms of savings, mortgages, loans and pensions.

Schoolchildren will be taught how to manage their money after the government announced that personal finance would be added to the National Curriculum in 2014.

With only a few weeks left until the end of the tax year, now is a good time to think about how you can give less of your hard-earned cash to the Treasury.

Have your New Year’s money resolutions slipped already? Personal finance journalist Esther Shaw explains how to get your bank balance heading back in the right direction.