Coronavirus: Bank of England slashes base rate to 0.1%
The Bank of England has cut UK interest rates to a record low of 0.1% to protect the economy against coronavirus. Here's what it means for your money.
Coronavirus: IR35 tax change for private sector delayed until 2021
The government has postponed controversial IR35 reforms for the private sector until 2021 to help ease the strain of COVID-19. Find out what it means for you.
2018-19 tax return deadline: last-minute tips to file by midnight
Which? provides useful tips to file your tax return by midnight and avoid paying a penalty.
Can shopping with Klarna, Clearpay or Laybuy hurt your credit score?
New research claims 'buy now, pay later' schemes such as Klarna and Clearpay can affect shoppers' credit ratings - but is this really true? Which? investigates.
Interest-free balance transfer credit card deals hit record low
Debt-busting 0% balance transfer credit cards are getting scarcer even as the deadline to suspend cards of long-term debtors looms.
Open Banking turns two: 15 apps set to transform your money
Which? explains how Nesta Open Up 2020 finalists including Creditspring , Canopy and Toucan plan to transform borrowing, saving, credit scores and more using Open Banking.
Banks could set a single easy-access interest rate for old accounts
Savings providers could set a single rate for easy-access accounts held longer than 12 months providing an estimated £260m boost in interest payments.
Seven ways to boost your credit score in 2020
Find out how ex-lovers, the wrong address, having too many credit cards and fraudsters could be dragging your score down - and what to do about it.
Six home insurance comparison site quirks to watch out for
Comparison sites help households quickly shop around for cheap home insurance. But Which? Money has found quirks that could inflate your premium or invalidate your policy.
Co-operative Bank adopts new rules to protect and refund fraud victims
It's the ninth bank to sign up to the code to protect customers from bank transfer scams. But as many as 10 banks are still dragging their heels.