Money articles

In just over a year, the cheapest lenders have cut prices almost 30 times on their most popular loans. Yet with many different ways to borrow you need to consider which type of credit is right for you.

With the current economic uncertainty showing no sign of ending any time soon, now could be a good time to consider fixing household expenses such as your savings, mortgage and energy tariffs.

When it comes to bank accounts, we Brits tend to be exceptionally loyal. But banks are battling for your business by offering incentives. So if you’re thinking about switching, now is the time to do so.

If you’re required to file a tax return, you need to act quickly to meet the 31 January deadline, to avoid triggering a hefty late penalty as new rules come into force.

If you have debts and no pension savings, which should you prioritise? We look at both options and evaluate the benefits of certain pension schemes, to help you decide.

With 2012 just around the corner and money matters at the front of many people’s minds, it’s a good time to put your finances in order. Consumer complaints organisation the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has put together these top New Year tips for consumers.

Retailers will be banned from imposing rip-off charges on customers when they pay by debit and credit card.

Christmas has come and gone but many Brits will have little more to show for it but hefty bills. Why not try a New Year financial detox to help with your money woes and come next Christmas you’ll be quids in.

There's only a couple of weeks to go but it's not too late to save on the cost of Christmas. Whether it's cheaper presents you're after, or how to save on Christmas travel, we're here to help.

High street-bank HSBC has been fined £10.5 million for mis-selling investment products to elderly customers.