Investment
Unity Mutual launches new type of Lifetime ISA
Unity Mutual has launched a new type of stocks and shares Lifetime ISA, offering a guaranteed 1.25% interest rate until April, as well as a 25% Government bonus towards your first home or retirement - here's what to watch out for
7 November 2018
Martin Lewis slams 'con' linking him to binary trading – don't be tempted by risky investment
An advert is falsely claiming Martin made money from a type of investment which he would never use or recommend
16 February 2017
Autumn Statement 2016: Pensions freedoms loophole tightened
Older savers who carry on putting money in a pension after withdrawing cash from it face new curbs
23 November 2016
Financial advice firms warned they face fines or bans
The FCA has found three quarters of financial advice firms are failing to keep clients properly informed about charges
8 April 2014
HSBC investment mis-selling compensation net widened
HSBC has widened the redress net following the revelation salesmen mis-sold investments to the dying
8 December 2011
HSBC to pay £40m for mis-selling to the elderly
HSBC subsidiary NHFA sold risky investments to those in their 80s who had little time to claw back losses before they died
5 December 2011
Hope for child trust fund holders who want 'better' junior Isas
The Government will consider allowing child trust fund holders to convert their money into a junior Isa in future
11 November 2011
Child trust fund warning as vouchers set to expire
The last set of child trust fund vouchers will be automatically invested in potentially poor-paying accounts unless parents act soon
17 October 2011
Guest Comment: How financial advice will change for good
If you have a financial adviser there are fundamental changes on the horizon which will affect how you access and pay for advice
30 September 2011
ICB report recommends banks separate retail and investment arms to avert future crises
The report states UK banks should ring-fence money deposited by the public from 'casino' operations
12 September 2011
Suggest a Story
Got a money-related news story that affects you? Email us
Free MoneySaving email
-
100+Mb Virgin b'band & line '£19/mth'A gobsmacking price
-
Brexit impactMortgages, flights etc
-
Boots clearanceUp to 70% off likely
-
Martin's Mortgage MasterclassCheck if overpaying
-
Loan rates near all-time lowsFrom 2.8%
-
Hope for mortgage prisonersAfter MSE campaign
-
Martin vs RyanairOn name-change 'glitch' refunds
-
Leave the heating on all day?Energy mythbusting
-
Can you make £2,019 in 2019?MSE Forum challenges
-
Top debt-shifting card32mths 0%, 1.4% fee
-
1,000 FREE radiator heat reflectorsWorth £15ish
-
425 summer-flowering bulbs£10 all-in (norm £25)
-
BT promises a year without broadband or phone price hikes
15 January 2019
BT says prices for its millions of broadband, mobile or line rental customers will be frozen until March 2020 -
Pensioners with younger partners won't be able to claim pension credit under new rules
15 January 2019
Pensioners who live in a couple will only be able to make a new claim for pension credit when both partners are over the state pension age, under new rules to come into effect in May -
Rule change to free mortgage prisoners could happen 'fairly quickly'
15 January 2019
FCA chief executive Andrew Bailey, was speaking to MPs this morning -
Ryanair increases baggage fees
14 January 2019
Ryanair has raised the cost of flying with a 10kg bag by hiking hold luggage and priority boarding prices, after twice cutting its cabin baggage allowance last year -
Martin Lewis calls on Ryanair boss to refund passengers hit with name-change charges
14 January 2019
MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis has called on the chief executives of Ryanair and the Civil Aviation Authority to investigate an apparent name-change booking 'glitch' which has cost many passengers at least £115 to fix - and presented them with a dossier detailing over 160 reports of the problem
| RSS feed
-
Martin Lewis: Is it unfair to charge loyal customers more?
19 November 2018
Should loyal customers be charged more than new ones? On the surface the answer is a simple no – but nothing is that simple. Many consumer marketplaces function because only some people embrace competition, and we need to work out what happens if we change that
| RSS feed
Tools & Calcs
-
Cheap Energy Club
We ensure you're on the cheapest tariff
-
Loans Eligibility
All of the top unsecured personal loans
-
Credit Card Eligibility
Tools for different credit card types & purchases
-
Mortgage Best Buys
Compares thousands of mortgages
-
Mortgage Calculator
Eight calcs for all your mortgage sums
-
Free complaints tool
Resolver - the automated complaints system