Personal Finance

Even with Brexit looming and interest rates holding, it’s not all doom and gloom for the future

US accuses Beijing of deliberately weakening the yuan to gain unfair trading advantages

As the value of the pound continues to drop, holiday goers face higher prices

Currency sinks after both Tory leadership hopefuls declare backstop ‘dead’

Multimillion-pound benefit scam is exposed as fraudsters target flagship scheme

US president has warned EU attempts to hold down euro exchange rate will be deemed provocation

When it comes to investing, patience is your greatest asset

Survey finds some young people have unrealistic expectations of the amount of money they will inherit and what it could buy

Changes in tax rules provide a useful cautionary tale for all investors

Two-thirds have no retirement savings, compared to less than a third of employed workers

1.23 million unbanked individuals pay £485 extra a year for everyday bills and services

Massive lawsuit against financial firm could see almost every adult in the UK receive up to £300

Low interest rates are a headache for savers but they can be a boon for homeowners

New research reveals three-fifths of UK adults are in debt, while half are worried about how Brexit will affect their finances

Biometric payment system will allow customers to spend more than £30 using contactless cards

MPs claim thousands of customers ‘cast aside’ by collapsed payday lender

Ten million UK workers are about to see a drop in their take-home earnings

Half of Britons don’t know their credit rating - and even wealthiest risk ‘credit invisibility’

Newcomer Metro Bank tops customer satisfaction poll while RBS languishes at bottom

Find out what you need to declare, what your allowances are and how to cut your tax bill

Millennials better than Generation X at putting money aside for retirement, although baby boomers beat the lot

Austerity and stagnant wages blamed as borrowing hits record high

Budding marijuana industry has sparked interest in the financial world

New tool will help people who cannot control their spending limit their behaviour

Legal experts believe courts in England and Wales are unlikely to identify digital tokens as property

Banks accused of wrongly informing customer they are not entitled to compensation as deadline nears

The 15-nation Economic Community of West African States has been planning a single currency since 2000

Campaigners say accelerated timetable for achieving parity leaves some female retirees facing poverty

Beer drinkers will be toasting the Chancellor, but self-employed workers feel short changed