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Some 400,000 Nationwide customers are in the process of receiving an upgraded credit card that is free to use overseas and comes with cashback.

Shoppers searching for cheap toiletries and beauty products can now compare costs between most of the major sellers on one site to find the best prices.

The communication of student fees has been described as a "national scandal" as a poll shows 59% of people in England feel they have little or no understanding of the new finance system.

British consumers are being ripped off by scams and frauds to the tune of almost £7 billion a year, but official arrangements to protect them are "incoherent and fragmented", a parliamentary report warns today.

Car supermarket Carcraft has had its wrists slapped and has been ordered to comply with the law after a watchdog found major problems in the way it sold vehicles and motor finance.

Workers in the UK will receive another below-inflation pay rise next year, with firms budgeting for a 3% increase, a new report predicted today.

The Government is facing two threats of legal action over its plans to halve the subsidies paid for domestic solar electricity.

Amazon customers can now get goods delivered to lockers in busy areas, which could stop shoppers having to take time off work to wait for deliveries.

The Government has responded to our e-petition for compulsory financial education in schools by stating it wants youngsters to be taught about money but without committing to compulsory lessons, in what's been described as "political waffle".

House prices rose by 1.2% last month as the property market continues to weather the economic storm, mortgage lender Halifax said today.