Savers on verge of compensation as regulator examines annuity mis-selling
The Telegraph learns that the Financial Conduct Authority has started a detailed analysis of a large sample of sales from…
Contactless card revolution to end £5 ‘minimum spend’ in shops and pubs
Push to create a cashless society will see all shops forced to offer tap-and-go payments by 2020
Buy-to-let boom as banks profit from savers cashing in pensions
There are now more than 1,000 buy-to-let mortgages on the market for the first time since April 2008 as banks…
Lego a ‘better investment than shares and gold’
Average Lego set has increased in value 12 per cent each year since the turn of the Millennium, providing a…
How your entire financial life will be stored in a new ‘digital vault’
A new digital database will put every detail of people's financial affairs in one place - and the Government, financial…
Is your mobile phone provider lying about its coverage? Ofcom reveals all with new checker tool
First, accurate tool from Ofcom shows signal strength and coverage blackspots for mobile phones across 2G, 3G and 4G on…
Remortgage rush to beat interest rate rises
June saw the largest remortgaging of home owner debt since 2008
Hope of amnesty on pension exit penalties
Major pension companies are battling to avoid legal "cap" on charges that will allow thousands to cash in their savings…
Switching mobile phone firms must be simpler, says Ofcom
A new switching facility will let consumers to keep their old numbers when they change provider
London workers £300,000 better off living an hour outside capital
Living an hour's rail journey from London means your home will be 60pc cheaper - but do season ticket costs…