15 million UK homes pay £100 a year too much for broadband
Soaring line rental costs and out-of-contract pricing has 'really hammered' consumers
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Beginner's guide to currency trading
Currency returns are outperforming equities, so how can newbies get a slice of the action?
These are the richest billionaires in 18 European countries
Europe's wealthiest individuals are a mixed group.
Is it too easy to go bankrupt?
Critics fear that new rules will provide too soft an option for struggling debtors – and an open door for fraudsters
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February's best credit card deals
Need a credit card? Here are this month's cheapest deals, whatever your circumstances.
Britons to suffer 'biggest rise in inequality since Thatcher era'
Typical household income growth looks set to fall to 1.2 per cent this year, with the slowdown forecast to continue until the end of this Parliament
The truth about your inheritance
Younger generations increasingly expect a windfall will get them out of money trouble. But new figures could make for alarming reading.
Modern careers risk billions in lost retirement savings
New figures suggest that having up 11 jobs over our working lives means we’re losing track of valuable retirement savings.
The ‘poverty premium’ pushing JAMs to the edge
It costs extra to be poor. And now, that additional cost is hitting those on the breadline even harder
Are contactless cards putting your cash at risk?
New figures show the number of 'taps' is soaring, with one in four of all payments made without a pin. But the system behind it has been described as 'chaotic'
Switch and save, finally
Three years after the switching service was supposed to make it easier to leave your bank, the industry is given a year to finally get it sorted.
A couple who retired in their 30s explain how much they had to save
About 13 years ago, Jeremy Jacobson and Winnie Tseng decided to get serious about their savings goals.
Why bad maths could cost you a fortune
'Guesstimating’ the values of our most treasured assets is leaving people out of pocket and uninsured
Calm before the property storm?
Property prices withstood the political and economic rollercoaster of 2016 better than anyone predicted. But experts warn that could be about to change.
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Survival guide to personal loans
UK Christmas shoppers splashed out an extra £500m on groceries
Despite gloomy economic predictions for year ahead supermarket receipts rose at fastest rate since June 2014 - but inflationary pressures are building
Fears grow for a year of squeeze
2016 was the year of soaring household bills. Should we be prepared for more of the same this year?
The 5 financial changes you need to make this year
Want to be happier, richer and more organised in 2017? Felicity Hannah has been looking at ways to boost your financial wellbeing…
Your New Year’s resolutions for free
Losing weight? Getting fit? Learning a language? Felicity Hannah says you can do it all for free
7 financial mistakes to avoid in 2017
If you’re doing these regularly then stop it. Felicity Hannah has been finding out how much money you’re wasting
The real cost of Christmas
Our Christmas spending is rising every year and more of us are struggling to clear last year's festive costs. So just how much will the season of joy cost you? Here's your Christmas in numbers
Counterfeit goods, tempting danger
As Christmas approaches, there are more counterfeit goods on the street than at any other time of year. But they could damage both your pocket and your person.