Revolut’s salary advance feature can release 50% of your pay early – should you use it?
Find out how Revolut's new salary advance feature Payday works, and whether it could affect your credit score.
‘I’m a shadow of my former self’: Covid-19’s money and mental health crisis
The pandemic has had a dual impact on peoples’ finances and wellbeing, plunging many into a downward spiral. Which? explains the help that is out there.
Barclaycard to impose higher minimum charges on credit cards to clear persistent debt
Barclaycard has made a raft of changes to its terms and conditions including hiking minimum payments. Here, Which? explains how the changes could affect you.
Flava: new ‘buy now, pay later’ supermarket that lets you spread the cost of groceries
You can spread the cost of shops worth £40-£100 but Which? analysis found the online retailer selling some items for much more than other supermarkets.
How scammers use Google to lure victims
Scam advertisers are targeting victims via Google - find out how to stay safe when browsing
Furloughed workers three times more likely to have missed bill payments
Which? research reveals the financial burden facing workers during COVID-19, with those on the furlough scheme three times more likely to miss bill payments.
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.