Mortgage rates look set to increase, with many in the industry claiming it is better to take out a mortgage sooner rather than later.

Many England fans travelling to Russia for the World cup run the risk of large financial hits should they neglect to take out travel insurance.

A fifth of all scams reported to Citizens Advice’s Consumer Service are related to financial or legal services.

Hundreds of thousands of over 40s are at risk of being left short when it comes to their retirement savings.

According to a leading investments firm, workers should have double their annual salaries in savings by the time they reach their mid-30s.

Despite predictions that interest rates would increase in May, the Bank of England has held rates at 0.5%, after they also cut growth forecasts for 2018.

Lifetime ISAs are almost a year old, but many people are still confused about how to claim their 25% interest.

Latest government figures reveal that a quarter of all pensioner households have no money saved for retirement.

The new tax year has arrived, and with it comes sweeping changes to the way you pay tax…

New research has shown that 19% of parents have borrowed cash from a child’s savings account.

The Bank of England has so far kept interest rates on hold, but there are indications that they could rise in the near future…

Following pressure from numerous groups, the government will ban cold calls relating to pensions as of this summer.

With interest rates set to rise, now could be the best time to take out a new mortgage.

Millions of British workers will see their automatic pension contributions increase from April this year.

If you have any old paper £10 notes, you should think about getting rid of them as soon as possible...

New mortgages for houses fell to the lowest amount since January 2015.

After just 9% of people were able to identify scam texts and emails, an official campaign has been launched to help people spot foul play.

A large amount of cash gifts could be forgotten about this Christmas, as millions of cheques may go uncashed.

Inflation reaches the highest point in almost six years.

To cater for the digital age, electronic wills could be made acceptable to make the process more accessible, but just how wise is it to simplify the process?