Paym reaches a million users in just 100 days
A new system that allows people to make secure payments using just a mobile number has achieved over a million registrations.
View ArticleA Corridor of Uncertainty: What happens to savings if Scots vote Yes?
Savers in Scotland are heading down a corridor of uncertainty, as institutions are unable to confirm how safe their deposits will be if the country votes for independence.
View ArticleCurrent account switching up 19%
The switching system that allows consumers to switch their current accounts in just seven days has prompted more people to move banks.
View ArticleProperty's the goldmine for silver savers
Pensioners are increasingly turning to property in the hope of generating more out of their nest eggs.
View ArticleMarket Harborough reduces fixed-rate mortgage to lead the market
The Leicestershire-based Market Harborough Building Society has reduced one of its fixed-rate mortgage deals to a market-leading position.
View ArticleResidents support new housing – just not in their neighbourhood
While most people recognise that a low supply of housing is a key issue behind the overpowered housing market, they've made it clear that they don't want new homes building in their area.
View ArticleSick of high transfer costs? Save on switching your credit card balance
The market is awash with long introductory offers on balance transfers and purchases, but lenders are charging more for the privilege. Where can you look for a cheaper switch?
View ArticleInflation fall spells good news for househunters - if they act quickly
Low inflation is offering new and existing homeowners a few extra months to seal a long fixed-rate mortgage before interest rates begin to rise.
View ArticleDivision for second month over interest rate rises
Members of the Monetary Policy Committee were once again divided in the vote to keep interests rates the same.
View ArticleRates and rewards encouraged people to switch banks in August
Attractive interest rates on credit and special offers were among the top reasons for customers switching their current account in August.
View ArticleLloyds launches competitive credit card for purchases
The credit card price war shows little sign of abating, with Lloyds Bank the latest to show its hand in the market for 0% purchases cards.
View ArticlePeer-to-peer lending tops £2 billion
Peer-to-peer lending, which allows borrowers and investors to set rates independently of the banks, has now generated over £2 billion in loans.
View ArticleTransfer times improve for investment ISAs
The time taken to transfer in and out of a stocks and shares ISA has dramatically reduced, according to some of Britain’s biggest fund managers.
View ArticleCredit card providers offer cashback in latest grab for customers
High street banks are offering cashback to new credit card customers in the latest attempt to one-up rival lenders.
View ArticleNew cashback mortgage option from Leeds BS steals the show
Leeds Building Society has launched a stunning new 3 year fixed-rate mortgage deal offering £1,000 cashback.
View ArticleExclusive price comparison car insurance deals to end
The UK competition regulator has announced that exclusive deals drawn up between motor insurers and price comparison websites will be banned.
View ArticleCoventry Building Society cuts mortgage rates
Coventry Building Society has slashed a number of mortgages by up to 0.30%, leaving a number of highly competitive deals.
View ArticleWest Brom launches new fixed-rate mortgages
The West Bromwich Building Society has launched new two-year and five-year mortgages, keeping competition very much alive in the market.
View ArticleHigher ISA allowance fails to inspire banks
The increase in the ISA allowance has failed to ignite the market, as rates fell to a record low in August.
View ArticleHinckley BS the latest to reduce fixed-rate mortgages
The Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has become the latest lender to reduce its fixed-rate mortgage deals in the hope of attracting customers before interest rates go up.
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