Money
Five things you need to know about this year’s payments on account deadline
The payments on account deadline is 31 July. From reducing your payment to the effect of SEISS grants, here's what self-employed workers need to know.
Women’s state pension age increase was ‘maladministered’, rules Ombudsman – will it lead to compensation?
The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman has accused the government of being too slow to tell 1950s-born women their state pension age will increase, sparking new calls for compensation.
Switch DIY pension provider and save £22,800 before retirement
Sipps are increasingly popular for savers who want to take more control of their pension, but Which? analysis shows that charges can vary considerably.
How claiming on car insurance can impact your premium
Claiming on your car insurance could hike your premium by an average of £184, according to new data from Compare the Market.
Working from home after getting ‘pinged’? You can claim a year’s tax rebate
Find out whether you're eligible to claim tax relief for working from home - you could be owed two years' worth if you haven't yet made a claim.
American Express to overhaul British Airways Avios reward cards: what the changes mean for you
American Express is overhauling its British Airways branded reward cards in September, with changes to the companion voucher and annual fee. Which? explains what the changes mean for customers.
How is coronavirus affecting house prices?
Which? explains how coronavirus is affecting house prices, including advice for buyers, sellers and people looking to switch mortgage deals.
Banks ban crypto payments over fraud spike
Banks are blocking payments to cryptocurrency trading platforms such as Binance and Kraken to protect customers following a dramatic spike in investment scam losses.
First-time buyers: how to get the best deal on a 90% or 95% mortgage
Which? explains how to get the best deal on a low-deposit mortgage, as lenders continue to launch more 90% and 95% deals.
Coronavirus: how to protect your pensions and investments
The FTSE 100 has fallen sharply since mid-February 2020. Which? looks at what this means for your investments and pensions.