National Savings & Investment have recently announced that the number of Premium Bond prizes will be reduced. We take a look at just how lucrative an investment they really are.

Around 1.5 million mortgage owners could face difficulties should rates increase.

April 6th marks the start of a new tax year, and with lots of new changes taking effect there may be big consequences for your personal finances.

From the 6th April, around 6 million workers will see a rise in their National Insurance costs.

Chancellor George Osborne’s Budget included a new lifetime Individual Savings Account (Isa) designed to incentivise young people to start saving for their first home or pension.

Among the talk of compulsory maths lessons and fizzy drinks, there were a number of big announcements regarding taxes, savings and pensions in this year’s budget.

The 2016 budget will be announced on Wednesday 16th March, and many have begun speculating the details of Chancellor George Osborne’s speech.

Capital Economics was commissioned by Woodford Investment Management to look at the impact a potential Brexit would have on the British economy.

The number of families in the UK paying inheritance tax is at a 35 year high...

Mortgage lending last year was at its highest point since 2008.

The latest proposed changes to the pension taxation system could have the biggest effect on the richest.

After RBS recently advised its customers to “sell everything”, we take a look at the state of the global economy.

The way that pension freedoms are being used is becoming something of a worry for some financial experts.

Recent flooding in parts of the country has highlighted the need for home owners to take out home insurance.

George Osborne gave his Autumn Statement and Spending Review. We have highlighted some of the key points from the Chancellor’s speech.

The gender pay gap has changed very little in the last decade, but what is being done to balance this inequality?

Mortgage approvals fell in September last month to the lowest amount in four months.

A large supermarket chain has become the first of its kind to announce it will pay its employees the living wage in the UK, however some businesses may struggle to keep up with new living wage rules.

After interest rates remain frozen, savers investing in Isas have been dealt another blow...

New YouGov research shows that once you start earning more money and begin climbing the financial ladder, the more you need to be content.