Housing Minister John Healey has announced £83 million to get building over 5,700 new and affordable homes stalled by the

Since September 2008, HSBC has been actively reuniting customers with money in lost or forgotten accounts.

Nearly half of holidaymakers cut out the middle man last year, resulting in an average saving of £423 Many

New research from Aviva has shown that the average British household may only have enough cash to cover bills for

People across Britain are not yet planning for the changes to ISA entitlements from April this year and risk missing

Cost of a child up 4 per cent since last survey, up 43 per cent over last seven years

Housing Minister John Healey has announced £83 million to get building over 5,700 new and affordable homes stalled by the

Since September 2008, HSBC has been actively reuniting customers with money in lost or forgotten accounts.

New research from Aviva has shown that the average British household may only have enough cash to cover bills for

People across Britain are not yet planning for the changes to ISA entitlements from April this year and risk missing

Cost of a child up 4 per cent since last survey, up 43 per cent over last seven years

A recent poll of over 1,200 moneysupermarket.com users has revealed antipathy towards ISAs with almost four out of ten respondents

Only a third (34%) of working people believe that their pension will give them enough money in retirement according to

A recent poll of over 1,200 moneysupermarket.com users has revealed antipathy towards ISAs with almost four out of ten respondents

Pensioners who've overpaid tax on their interest from savings could be eligible for a tax windfall, HM Revenue & Customs

Inheritance tax planning is still of utmost importance despite many believing it has become less of an issue.

Pensioner poverty set to rise with 64% of UK workers looking to rely on state pension in retirement as

A third of people who have written wills have not updated their will in the past 5 years 23%

Housing Minister John Healey has announced £83 million to get building over 5,700 new and affordable homes stalled by the

A recent poll of over 1,200 moneysupermarket.com users has revealed antipathy towards ISAs with almost four out of ten respondents

House prices in December rose at slower pace as the gap between supply and demand narrowed, says RICS UK Housing

As water begins to recede from most homes and businesses in Cumbria and Scotland following the recent flooding, it is

The latest annual Halifax Empty Homes survey shows that the number of long-term empty private homes (i.e. homes that have

October gross mortgage lending was an estimated £13.5 billion, a 5% rise from £12.9 billion in September but down 27%

Cost of a child up 4 per cent since last survey, up 43 per cent over last seven years

A recent poll of over 1,200 moneysupermarket.com users has revealed antipathy towards ISAs with almost four out of ten respondents

Following the Supreme Court's judgment last month, the OFT has today announced its next steps in securing changes to unarranged

In his Pre-Budget Report Chancellor Alistair Darling has returned VAT and stamp duty back to 2008 levels and will increase

As water begins to recede from most homes and businesses in Cumbria and Scotland following the recent flooding, it is

More than 200,000 working families will gain about £1000 a year, thanks to new rules around Housing and Council Tax

Campaigning tax advisers are calling on the Government to correct a tax quirk which is unfairly hitting elderly widows and

The 31 January Self Assessment tax return deadline isn't far away, so if you haven't yet sent your return to

Data this morning revealed that the UK unemployment rate dipped back down to 7.8% in November, further evidence that the

The UK economy has received further encouraging news this morning following data which revealed that industrial production grew by 0.4%

As the 31st January deadline approaches for self assessment tax returns, the Charities Aid Foundation estimates that higher-rate tax payers

2009 saw 33 million UK tax payers suffer from ‘tax confusion' Savers needlessly wasting millions of pounds