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

An unexpected result in the General Election has left uncertainty surrounding key policies, particularly involving personal finance.

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.

Around 40% of those aged 18-24 go on holiday overseas without taking out travel insurance.

The majority of Britons expect to work past retirement age as worries about the size of pension pots surface.

The Government is considering replacing the Pensions triple lock, which guarantees a minimum yearly increase in the state pension.

A report from Legal & General reveals that parental and family loans for property will increase by 30% in 2017.

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

Over £400 billion could be passed down from grandparents straight to grandchildren in the coming decades.

It has been two years since pension freedoms were introduced, but there are still improvements that need to be made…

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?

Mortgage lending fell last month as the housing market has appeared to settle down.

Last year, Britons lost a staggering amount of money as a result of financial fraud.

A break down of the key points regarding taxes, savings and pensions from the Spring Budget 2017. 

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Just 36% of people believe that their pension will provide a good retirement.

A quarter of those retiring this year will do so with outstanding debts according to a report from the Prudential.

The savings gap between high income and low income families is widening…

Approximately 26% of adults have received some form of unsolicited contact about their pension...