Higher rate tax payers would have been much better off putting their money into an ISA rather than a standard savings account since 2020, new research has found.

For years, people have worried about vague pricing, hidden extras, and unclear service levels. Families need a funeral ...

Many people are looking for an affordable and practical solution when it comes to funeral planning. A pure cremation fulfils ...

You may think the end of November is the best time to snap up your Christmas bargains, but new research reveals Black Friday ...

Despite facing scrutiny and undergoing change there is still much value in the buy-to-let sector, not least the role landlords play in supporting housing, communities and the UK economy. Dan Clinton ...

Over a million pensioners are expected to be hit by tax on their savings accounts, according to new analysis by AJ Bell.

The Money Pages is excited to announce that the shortlist for 2025’s Personal Finance Awards has been revealed and voting is now open. ‘I wanted an opportunity to reward those who have given me ...

The Bank of England may have cut interest rates by 0.25% but a number of big mortgage lenders have increased their prices this week. Today Barclays and Natwest became the latest high street banks to ...

The categories open to nominations cover all aspects of the UK’s consumer finance industry, and we invite you to nominate any company that has provided a positive experience, product or service which ...

Do you know your DDR from your S/O? And are you aware of the difference between a TFR and a BP? If not – you are not alone. These are just a few of the abbreviations used on your bank statement to ...

The Bank of England has held interest rates at 4% offering some relief to savers and disappointment for borrowers. It had been widely predicted the bank’s decision makers would vote against another ...

Inflation hit 3.6% this week in an unexpected move which will come as a blow to savers. The reason for the jump in the Consumer Prices Index from 3.4% in May to 3.6% in June was in part, due to rising ...