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Mortgage holders whose interest is calculated once a year could save cash by switching to a deal where interest is worked out on a daily basis.
9 April 2010
The pound's nosedived over the last few weeks, meaning travellers need to go the extra mile to stretch the value of their cash.
10 March 2010
Complaints about financial firms to the independent Ombudsman Service were up by 18% during the second half of last year, after many banks and other providers wrongly rejected consumer gripes.
25 February 2010
The man who led the City regulator during the worst financial crisis of modern times has stepped down.
9 February 2010
Financial firms with excessive numbers of complaints against them are to be named and shamed under new Financial Services Authority (FSA) rules.
29 January 2010
Computer glitches mean many customers of three major banks cannot access their accounts online today.
4 January 2010
Borrowers with a mortgage where the interest is calculated once a year could save hundreds of pounds by overpaying in the next two weeks, brokers insist.
15 December 2009
MoneySavingExpert.com has today arranged for a top barrister, Ray Cox QC, to redraft its bank charges template letters to help breathe life back into the reclaiming campaign.
27 November 2009
Banks face tough questions from their trade body over the way they handle complaints from overdraft charges victims in hardship.
20 November 2009
Taxpayers were hit for at least another £28.7 billion today as two state-backed lenders unveiled break-up plans on a seismic day for the UK banking sector.
3 November 2009
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