TSB to cut interest on Classic Plus current account: should you switch?
TSB will cut the interest it pays on its Classic Plus current account so some customers may be better off switching banks but as always, it's not straightforward. Which? looks at whether there are any good reasons to stay.
TSB to offer small short-term loans as an alternative to overdrafts
TSB will unveil a new range of short-term loans to help overdraft borrowers facing hikes of up to 50% EAR. Which? investigates if small personal loans are a viable alternative.
Banking meltdowns could leave two thirds of customers vulnerable to payment issues
Many people are heavily reliant on just one bank or building society, which could leave them struggling to access their money in the event of an IT failure.
TSB bank branch closures: is your local closing next year?
Which? Money reveals the locations of the 82 TSB branches that will close next year. Is yours on the list?
TSB will refund ALL scam victims – even if they gave details to fraudsters
TSB has vowed to pay back customers who have lost money to scams - even if they've sent a payment to a fraudster or handed over banking details.
TSB slashes high interest rate on current account: what are your options?
TSB is slashing the table-topping 5% interest rate on its current account later this year – so where can you get the best rate on your balance? The bank has...
TSB offers mortgage boost for first-time buyers: could it help you buy a home?
Which? explains how new criteria from TSB could increase the size of mortgage you'll be able to obtain, and offers advice on boosting your borrowing power.
Exclusive: ‘I lost £40,000 after TSB gave me another person’s account number’
We help a saver who lost a life-changing sum of money when a TSB blunder meant he was issued with another person’s account details.
Revealed: UK banks hit by major IT glitches every day
Barclays, RBS and Lloyds suffered the most IT and security failures, new data from Which? reveals. How many glitches did your bank suffer?
Which current account will pay the highest rate on your salary?
A current account can help you earn inflation-beating rates on your money, but some of the best deals are reserved for those on salaries of at least £21,500. Which? reveals the best accounts to suit your salary.