More details have been announced about the investigation into the credit card market that was first announced earlier this year.
Regulator announces details of credit card inquiry
New homeowners to benefit from new Stamp Duty measures
An overhaul to stamp duty was among the measures introduced during the Autumn Statement, as Chancellor George Osborne set out his stall ahead of the next General Election.
Stamp Duty - A Quick Guide
If you buy property over a certain value anywhere in the UK, you are liable to pay stamp duty. The system was reformed in December 2014 to make it fairer for the majority of home buyers.
West Brom offers market-leading two year mortgage
It’s been a constant menace to the high street lenders this year, and the West Bromwich Building Society continues to impress with further cuts to its mortgage range.
HSBC challenges Barclaycard with 34-month balance transfer deal
HSBC has taken the fight to Barclaycard in the run-up to Christmas by extending the introductory 0% balance transfer period on its credit card to 34 months.
Hanley Economic boosts options for first-time buyers
The Hanley Economic Building Society has improved the options available for first-time buyers by adding an attractive 95% mortgage to its range.
Carry on your resolution with 35-month Barclaycard offer
Those determined to reduce their debts as part of their New Year resolutions could cut the interest payments on their credit card balances until 2018 with the latest offer from Barclaycard.
Credit card customers to receive refunds on pointless fraud cover
Around two million credit card customers can expect a refund after the City regulator deemed that they were sold 'unnecessary' insurance.
Post Office launches new Money brand to tackle big banks
The Post Office has set its stall on becoming one of the leading financial providers in the UK by launching a new brand to take forward its financial products.
Contactless limit to rise to £30 in September
Contactless card users will see their spending limit rise to £30 per transaction later this year as the popularity of the technology grows.
TSB chief calls for new current account measures
The boss of one of Britain's leading challenger banks has called for further measures to make current account switching simpler, amid concerns that momentum is being lost in the battle for market share.