Money
Which banks will allow you to control your contactless card limit?
Lloyds Bank, Halifax and Bank of Scotland customers will be able to set their own contactless card limits from next month when the higher £100 cap kicks in.
Over half of borrowers will still have a mortgage at 65: how to pay off your home loan more quickly
With an increasing number mortgages set to run into retirement, we offer advice on choosing the right deal and how you could pay off your mortgage faster.
Paying for care: how can you make your savings last longer?
Our calculations show that many people could run out of money before government reforms to social care take effect
Curve launches ‘buy now, pay later’ feature called Flex – should you use it?
Find out how Curve's 'buy now, pay later' feature works, what's different from other BNPL products, and whether you should use it.
Bereaved families may miss out on underpaid state pension refunds
The government may find it hard to pay the estates of those who have died before they could get a state pension refund, according to the National Audit Office.
More than £355m lost to bank transfer scams in the first half of 2021
Current fraud levels pose a 'national security threat' as bank transfer fraud losses exceed card fraud for the first time - find out how to keep safe.
JP Morgan Chase launches new UK bank account – is it any good?
The popular US bank has decided to expand to the UK with a new current account called Chase - find out what it has to offer and whether it's worth switching to.
Power of Attorney registration delays of up to 20 weeks could leave families in legal limbo
The Office of the Public Guardian says registration times are now at 20 weeks, up from 10 weeks, and will not return to normal for the 'next couple of months'.
Six ways to save money on eating out
As the cost of dining out jumps, we share tips to cut the cost, from joining dining clubs to getting creative with your orders.
Why banks are freezing accounts and what to do if it happens to you
Over 1,000 banking customers have complained about their accounts being blocked, suspended or frozen for no reason. What are your rights if it happens to you?