The value of the pound has fallen so low that soon it could be worth just one euro.

Savings rates are at rock bottom, but that doesn’t mean that saving is a bad idea. Here are some of the commonly asked questions about how to save…

Many are being advised to check their state pension forecast in advance, in order to avoid disappointment and give themselves time to prepare.

The Bank of England is getting worried about the level of household debt.

With card transactions now overtaking cash purchases, are we seeing the decline of cash altogether?

Over half of British small business owners do not include instructions on what to do with company shares in the event of their death.

The value of the pound continues to fall as the UK economy is uncertain after the general election.

As the date for the General election approaches, we take a look at what Labour and the Conservatives have included in their manifestos regarding personal finance.

Old £5 notes will no longer be accepted in shops within the next couple of weeks.

New rules proposed by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) could see credit card providers forced to help customers in debt.

The new £1 coin enters circulation on March 28th, but what should you do with your old ones?

After the odds of winning a prize were cut last year, NS&I have made further changes to their popular premium bonds scheme.

Good news for savers as the limit of guaranteed savings protection is increased.

Two important dates are fast approaching for pension savers which could make a big difference to tax relief.

Sticking to financial goals is not an easy task, but by making small, achievable changes, you will eventually be able to reach larger, long term targets. Take a look at some suggestions for financial new year's resolutions to help you on your way...

When giving money at Christmas, not everyone considers the implications and legalities around taxation.

With interest rates on child savings account so low, it’s difficult to know where the best place to put your children’s money is.

Replacing the Money Advice Service, a new government body will provide financial advice on pensions, debt and other money issues.

Discussions over the UK's withdrawal from the single market has caused a fall in the pound sterling.

The number of mortgages approved in August was the lowest since January 2015.