2010

The UK is heading for its first hung parliament since 1974 following yesterday's General Election, but how will this affect your wallet?

Update: 7 May 2015: The UK's going to the polls today. This article was first written in 2010 but the information is still correct – in England, Scotland and Wales, you don't need your polling card. However if you're voting in Northern Ireland, you need to take ID with you.

Sony is offering up to £150 off its TVs and other electricals when you trade-in an older model.

Tomorrow is election D-Day. It's not just about the economy and taxation. How you vote affects services like health, education, street cleaning, the environment, policing & more ...

Lloyds TSB is upping the rewards for new customers on its Airmiles Duo card. You can now earn points ten times as quick during the first three months to exchange for flights.

Air passengers endured further travel misery today as Iceland's volcanic ash cloud caused the cancellation of hundreds of flights.

Santander has pulled its best-buy tax-free cash Isa to anyone who does not bank with it.

Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks have launched a credit card offering 0% on balance transfers for 16 months, the longest interest-free period available.

Lenders have increased rates on small loans by two-and-a-half fold since the credit crunch took hold despite interest rates dropping to their lowest-ever level in that time, research by MoneySavingExpert.com reveals.

Many energy experts are urging households to lock into low fixed tariffs amid a fear prices could rise after the cheapest tariff was pulled.