Consumers should look at the "entire marketplace" when seeking to switch energy, insurance or personal finance provider, one expert believes

Consumers should look at the "entire marketplace" when seeking to switch energy, insurance or personal finance provider, one expert believes

The surprise 0.25 per cent reduction in the base rate in December saw a mixed reaction from providers, according to

Those wanting to help their children to save up for their future should look to child trust funds to do

The Consumer Credit Counselling Service has suggested that getting involved in Christmas saving schemes may help consumers get into the

Brits can save thousands of pounds in just a few hours simply by visiting the UK’s largest personal finance event:

Young people should get in to the habit of saving money on a regular basis, one expert has said.

The increased cost of living is making it harder for people to save money, it has been claimed.

Islamic financial products will become increasingly popular with non-Muslims as people become more aware of its benefits.

Many younger people overestimate their financial awareness before they leave school and home as they live in "protected environments" with

An increasing demand for ethical investments will see an increasing number of non-Muslims utilising Islamic financial products, one expert has

Smokers who want to save on their life insurance premiums would be well advised to kick the habit, one expert

Personal account pensions will encourage millions of people to save for the future – but there are pitfalls.

Consumers should start saving for their retirement as soon as possible to avoid being at a disadvantage compared to the

Are you making sufficient contributions to your pension? We all know that when we retire we will still need an

Almost half of adults aged 55-64 have no financial arrangements in place for when they retire – despite the fact

Parents estimate that they save £900 a year on the cost of bringing up their children thanks to the generosity

Despite the Bank of England’s attempts to keep inflation low, pension schemes continue to experience higher levels of inflation.

Owing to “unprecedented demand”, First Direct has temporarily withdrawn offering its mortgages to non customers. However, it will continue to

It is vital that people keep their credit card and personal loan providers up-to-date when moving house, one expert has

People who do not inform their bank when they move may be putting themselves at risk of identity theft, it

Stuart Law, Chief Executive of Assetz comments on the future for buy-to-let investors, following CML’s report that buy-to-let lending was

Anyone looking to help their children afford a mortgage has a range of opportunities to do so, one expert has

There is no need for anyone who has a mortgage with Northern Rock to worry, one expert has said.

Credit cards are still an "extremely popular" way of borrowing money in the UK, but the growth in spending on

Store cards should be avoided as they are "probably the most expensive form of credit" available, one expert has warned.

Shoppers having more than one credit card can easily become confused, it has been claimed.

People should be open with their partner and families if they have debt problems, one industry body believes.

Anyone struggling with post-Christmas debt should draw up a budget and avoid the January sales

As lenders attempt to offset some of the damage caused by the ongoing credit crunch, rates on credit cards are

The British population has mixed views about the role of taxes and is confused about what taxes we have in

The Chancellor, Alistair Darling, has revealed plans to double the inheritance tax (IHT) threshold for couples.

In less than four days the Inland Revenue deadline for submitting your self assessment return on time passes. After September

People who have just set up their own companies often worry unnecessarily about self-assessment, a self-employment support company has stated

HM Revenue and Customs has announced that it will be looking much more closely at how wealthy families use the

People who ignore the September 30 self assessment deadline are being warned they could face serious financial problems according to