Money
Furlough scheme: no extension despite delay to final stage of lockdown roadmap
Find out about the rules for the extended Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS).
Lockdown roadmap delay: will this impact the fifth SEISS grant?
We explain the grants on offer from the UK's self-employed income support scheme (SEISS) and the other help available if you're self-employed.
What does the England lockdown roadmap delay mean for your wedding and insurance?
Find out the latest changes to weddings and civil partnership ceremonies in each UK nation
Coronavirus travel insurance: who has the best ‘Covid cover’?
No travel insurers offer ‘complete’ cover for coronavirus-related disruption, Which? research reveals, although travellers should still get insured.
‘A 16-week mortgage delay could cost me £10,000’ – stamp duty holiday rush hitting homemovers and remortgagers
Which? explains how people buying a home or remortgaging could face delays on mortgage approvals as banks struggle with demand during the stamp duty holiday.
NatWest launches junior stocks and shares Isa – is it any good?
NatWest has launched a new Junior stocks and shares Isa for parents and guardians who want to save and invest for their children, for as little at £10 per month. Should you consider it?
Marcus by Goldman Sachs clone site – what to do if you’ve been scammed
Clone site scams - when fraudsters make copies of firms' websites - are on the rise. Find out what to watch out for to keep your money safe from scammers.
Is your bank protecting you from number spoofing scams?
Banks can now protect their outbound numbers so that criminals can't copy them to make their scams more convincing - but not all have done so, Which? Money reveals.
Banks missing vital protection against email scams, warns Which?
Banks have various tools at their disposal to stop scammers from impersonating them. But Which? has discovered that not every bank is making use of these vital protections, meaning their customers could be sitting ducks for the most sophisticated attacks.
eBay replaces PayPal: what it means for buyers and sellers
eBay has ended a 19-year relationship with PayPal as part of a significant overhaul to its business. Which? explains what this means for buyers and sellers.