When are Premium Bonds drawn?
Why have interest rates stayed the same and what could happen next?
Heatwaves and sports events drive record demand for cash on high streets
Mortgage lending increases despite elevated rates for homeowners
Study shows how buyers could save by picking less pricey postcodes
Motor finance customers do not need to pay to claim compensation – regulator
Two-thirds of adults ‘spend time worrying about money during a typical week’
Annual UK house price inflation slowed to reach 2.7% in May, says ONS
People pinning hopes on an inheritance for their own financial security – survey
UK hotspots for consistent growth in home values revealed by property website
More than half of men and a third of women have collections on the go – survey
Wedding suppliers may need to make check about tax liabilities, says HMRC
UK cities where families ‘losing significant cash in the bin due to food waste’
Biggest daily jump in some average fixed mortgage rates since spring
Pre-travel primping ‘costing holidaymakers typically more than £150’
World Cup and heat ‘distract home buyers as average price tag falls’
First-time buyer boost as 2% deposit mortgage launched
Average fixed mortgage rates edge higher in blow to borrowers
Families ‘face typical £1,145 bill per child for holiday clubs over summer’
Average asking rents have jumped to new record highs, says Rightmove
Andy Burnham declines to rule out wealth tax and will be ‘upfront’ with Trump
10m people aged 65 and over expected to be income tax payers in 2026-27
Stronger protections for buy now pay later customers come into force
Key changes happening for buy now pay later customers and where to get support
Game of Thrones ‘ice and fire’ coins launched by The Royal Mint
World Cup spike could mean extra £20m of withdrawals from Link ATMs on Wednesday
Retro revival as a third of adults own a vintage music player – survey
MPs back benefit boost for 66-year-olds as state pension age increases
World Cup bounce expected for ATM withdrawals on Saturday
Firms improving design of products and services under Consumer Duty, FCA finds
400,000 inquiries for travel medical directory that helps people find insurance
Worst of slowdown in housing market activity may be starting to pass – surveyors
Vet firms to be accountable to independent regulator under Government proposals
Public must be supported with energy bills as Iran clashes resume, says Starmer
Holiday scam warning after bank records jump in total customer losses
31% of teenage girls aged 16 to 18 ‘have recently experienced economic abuse’
People’s aspirations to own a home ‘fade sharply if not achieved by middle age’
Banks and building societies leapfrog retailers in customer satisfaction index
Banks commit to improving basic bank account access after poor practice found
Firms must do more for customers in older pensions, says FCA
Mortgage demand from home buyers expected by lenders to fall
APP fraud losses have fallen by an estimated £73m per year, says report
Competition watchdog opens probe into childcare sector
Annual UK house price growth picked up in June, says Nationwide
Home sales jumped by 17% annually in May – HMRC figures
Banks join taskforce to reunite young people with £1.6bn unclaimed savings
Home mortgage approvals drop to lowest since December 2023
‘I’m not trying to be a troublemaker’: Bank of England’s Huw Pill on rates split
Young adults using loyalty schemes ‘to enjoy live experiences and upgrades’
34% of holidaymakers ‘see recent rise in social media travel scams’
Go, go, go! New 50p coin celebrates century of the Grand Prix in Britain
Barclaycard marks 60 years since its credit cards changed the way people pay
77% of homeowners think EPC rating will be important when moving home
More mortgage rate reductions to be made as wave of cuts continues
People could find it easier to make transactions through verification service
22% charge aims to stop Isa savers getting around new rules from 2027
New AI feature can help break scammers’ ‘spells’, says Starling Bank
Cancelled card ‘loophole’ may leave door open for fraudsters, says Which?
HMRC faced £59.2bn shortfall from unpaid taxes in 2024-25, figures show
