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Lloyds TSB and Bank of Scotland (BoS) will scrap overdraft charges for many customers who slip into the red this autumn. However, they are raising fees for customers who pay for an overdraft facility.
16 June 2012
Plans for a multi-billion pound emergency bank funding scheme to kick-start lending to households and businesses have been unveiled.
15 June 2012
Banks will be forced to ring-fence savers' cash from their risky casino-style investment arms to protect deposits and avoid a run like that which brought down Northern Rock in 2007.
14 June 2012
Nationwide savings customers should sign up to a free service to make sure they're alerted when their rate drops, or in the less likely event the building society boosts returns.
13 June 2012
It may sound like weirdy-beardy nonsense, but many savers can more than double their interest using my savings fountain concept.
13 June 2012
Mobile phone payment technology took another step forward with the launch of a scheme allowing people to take cash from an ATM without using their debit card.
13 June 2012
Halifax is raising fees for customers who are deep into their overdraft.
8 June 2012
Marks & Spencer is to offer current accounts from this autumn after announcing plans to open 50 bank branches in the next two years.
8 June 2012
The base rate has been held at its 0.5% historic low once again, the Bank of England announced today.
7 June 2012
Bank of Cyprus's 50,000 UK savers are likely to be protected by this country's compensation scheme from mid-July.
6 June 2012
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