Currency

The pound is still at low rates against the Euro (£1 = €1.11) and the US Dollar (£1 = $1.50) and pundits predict it isn't going to get much better, though of course that's no guarantee.

The pound's nosedived over the last few weeks, meaning travellers need to go the extra mile to stretch the value of their cash.

Britons who sold a property in Spain between 1997 and 2006 could be elgible for thousands of pounds of compensation, it is claimed.

Hopes for an end to recession were dashed today after new figures showed the economy shrank for a record sixth quarter-year in a row.

We're often told to call our credit or debit card provider before setting off on our travels to ensure our plastic is not stopped abroad.

There is an urgent warning for all holidaymakers heading abroad in the summer rush: don't change cash at the airport.

With less than a month until the big summer holiday getaway begins it's time to take steps now to cut costs.