BrightHouse in administration: what does it mean for debts and compensation claims?
Rent-to-own retailer BrightHouse has called in administrators following a litany of mis-selling compensation claims. The rent-to-own retailer has 240 stores and 2,400 employees, who now face the loss of their...
Your credit card could be suspended because of new debt rules
The financial regulator has warned banks not to unjustly cancel credit cards of persistent borrowers. Here we explain if you'll be affected and what you can do.
10 new year’s resolutions to boost your finances in 2020
Which? suggests 10 money goals for inspiration on how you can get your finances back on track in 2020.
Has it become easier to get a bad credit mortgage?
Which? explains the mortgage options available for borrowers with impaired credit histories, including those who've had IVAs, CCJs or bankruptcies.
Two-thirds of people don’t know the cost of their overdraft
Two-thirds of Brits with an unarranged overdraft have no idea how much it's costing them. Which? explains how to get back in control of debt.
Four borrowing hacks that can help save you money
From borrowing more money to 'stoozing' on an interest-free card, these borrowing strategies can help you save money and build up your credit score.
Three ways credit card companies must help you deal with debt
New FCA rules will require credit card companies to help people struggling with persistent debt - including reducing their interest payments.
Britain’s debt problems revealed: credit complaints soar by 90%
Complaints about debts and payday loans have rocketed over the past year, as Brits increasingly rely on credit to finance their spending, the Financial Ombudsman Service has warned. Complaints against payday...