The battle of the current accounts means there are some lucrative deals to be had on your bank account. It's time to get switching, but where to start?

Urban house prices outpace earnings growth to make Oxford the UK’s least affordable city to live in

Ms Bailey pleaded guilty to theft

With precious little interest from potential buyers, where does the Co-op Bank's sale now leave ethical banking customers?

Will futuristic banking security measures really make our money safer?

Shops have been told to stop accepting the traditional round coins on 15 October

We ask the experts how you can protect your money.

Will a building society take better care of you while a bank offers better rates? Or are they all the same?

The average victim of dating fraud loses £10,000 according to findings released ahead of Valentine's Day

A landmark legal case looks set to overturn the way millions of unmarried couples’ finances are treated.

From government department bills to our own weekly shop, the next decade is set for even greater squeezes on spending. But that doesn't mean cutting back needs to be painful. 

Can't save, won't save. As the UK faces a long period of economic uncertainty, the latest figures on our personal finances make for worrying reading

Europe's wealthiest individuals are a mixed group.

Younger generations increasingly expect a windfall will get them out of money trouble. But new figures could make for alarming reading.

New figures suggest that having up 11 jobs over our working lives means we’re losing track of valuable retirement savings. 

About 13 years ago, Jeremy Jacobson and Winnie Tseng decided to get serious about their savings goals.

Almost two-thirds of British households, said they find healthy food  and drinks more expensive when compared to other products

A new legal ruling could force employers to be honest about 'self-employed'  pay and benefits