Money
Monzo allows current account customers to get their salaries a day early
Which? explains a new feature from the app-based bank Monzo, which allows customers to have their salaries paid a day early.
NS&I loosens rules on giving children premium bonds as gifts
We explain the latest changes from the NS&I, which means the likes of aunts, uncles and family friends can now buy premium bonds as gifts for children
Should you extend your home or buy a bigger property?
More homeowners are planning to extend their properties rather than move to a bigger home. We've crunched the numbers to help you take the right path.
Revolut launches free stock trading: should you invest?
Revolut has launched a free stock trading platform for its 'Metal' customers. Find out how it works and whether it's worth investing in.
Revealed: the best and worst student bank accounts for 2019
A Which? survey of thousands of undergraduates has revealed the best and worst bank accounts for students in the coming year. Find out how your provider ranks.
Seven budgeting apps to help you save over autumn 2019
Find out how these clever apps use open banking to help you reduce your spending and increase your saving power
Mortgage rates crash before Brexit: here’s how to get the cheapest deal
Which? assesses where homeowners & remortgagers can find the best mortgage deals before Brexit, including advice on how rates have changed since the 2016 vote.
Which? calls for greater regulation as another house raffle fails to give away a property
As Raffle House makes £200,000 and keeps the property that should have been won, Which? says more should be done to protect entrants in housing competitions.
App-based bank Monzo now offers loans – are they the cheapest way to borrow?
Challenger bank Monzo has launched a range of loans as it adds to the suite of products available through its app-based bank account. Monzo launched overdrafts to customers in April...
What will Brexit mean for interest rates?
As Brexit looms ahead, the Bank of England faces pressure to cut the base rate. So how could Brexit affect your mortgage and savings interest rates?