Insurers charge loyal customers up to three times more than new clients to subsidise the low prices and cheaper deals used to attract new business

Shoppers are being warned that after Friday 5 May the old paper note featuring prison reformer and philanthropist Elizabeth Fry will cease to be legal tender

Most of us aren’t, all of us should. Here are seven steps you can take to save up a better retirement pot

Some of the coins appear cracked, warped or have the middle missing

Parents will lend £6.7bn this year, up from £5bn in 2016, providing deposits for over 298,000 mortgages and purchasing homes worth £75bn

Protect even the smallest home from the threat of falling prices

2017 is set to be the year technology comes for your current accounts

While we’re all looking the other way, a raft of legislation that could have significantly affected our money matters is being hastily canned. Cue expensive confusion

Around 1.5 billion of the new coins are being struck

South Koreans shoppers will no longer have carry loose change in their pockets

Branch closures are back in the news. But is there any way to prevent yours from shutting up shop?

A universal basic income would enable people to embrace the gig economy and give them greater leverage in the jobs they choose

Recently announced price increases have ranged from 1 to 10 per cent and MoneySuperMarket said that this means that affected households will be paying £97 more a year on average

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The company's annual pension contributions are currently around £400m but if no changes are made that figure could more than double to over £1bn in 2018

Rocketing personal debt risks a return to pre-2008 conditions as experts urge the financial regulator to change the credit card game.

The pound is no pillar of strength right now, but with holiday season upon us you can still secure a better deal on your Continental spending.

Landlords faced with higher bills are preparing to raise rents or abandon ship.