MoneySavingExpert News Banking Customers can't keep track of passwordsA growing number of people in Britain are struggling to remember their passwords, a new report shows.14 December 2012 Should you fix your savings at rock-bottom rates?As savings rates continue to plummet, is there any point fixing your rate, given you could be locking in at ultra-low returns?14 December 2012 Moving to Australia: Is banking better Down Under?11 December 2012 New watchdog to police peer-to-peer lendingConsumers should have better protection when using peer-to-peer (P2P) lending firms over the next few years.7 December 2012 Bank staff still under sales pressure, despite mis-selling scandalsBanks are still pressurising staff into pushing products which may be unsuitable, despite major mis-selling scandals, Which? claimed today.7 December 2012 Autumn Statement: Tax boost for lower income earnersLow and middle income earners under 65 could pay less in tax from next April, Chancellor George Osborne said today.5 December 2012 Autumn Statement: Cash Isa limit to rise to £5,760Savers can put a little more money into cash Isas from next April, Chancellor George Osborne said today. 5 December 2012 New finance watchdog can ban dodgy productsPlans are being set in motion to allow the new financial regulator to ban dodgy products before they are mis-sold on a massive scale. 3 December 2012 Millions of Lloyds customers to get letters about Co-op switchLloyds Banking Group is writing to millions of customers this week to explain how their banking arrangements will change as it prepares to sell over 600 branches to the Co-op.28 November 2012 Nationwide launches interest-paying current account... but it's beatableNationwide has launched a current account paying interest, but it can be beaten by a host of other deals. 27 November 2012 First777879 Suggest a story Got a money-related news story that affects you? Email us