The government-backed bank has lost its reputation over payments to the bereaved, but the Treasury – and taxpayer – should be praying it can recover

What do you do if you are charged for damage to a property that you didn’t cause? Here’s how to avoid it

Banks, software makers and accountants are all rubbing their hands as Making Tax Digital prepares to go live

The Financial Conduct Authority’s redress scheme for up to 14m drivers could be a road to chaos

Too many of us are turning to AI for retirement tips, when the bot can’t always tell whether it’s gathering information from Britain or the Netherlands

When does volunteering become work? Two recent tribunals prove the answer is far from simple

Improving your credit score can unlock cheaper borrowing but remember that providers also promote credit cards

Altering the terms and conditions of joint accounts and being more aware of how victims are manipulated through their finances could make all the difference

Inheritance tax and the cost of care need to be considered if passing on a property to a relative

Self-assessment taxpayers are about to be pitched into a new regime, but many remain unaware of the change

The closure of the retirement adviser directory, run through the government-backed MoneyHelper, will remove a vital service

From April 2027, unused private pension pots will fall inside the inheritance tax net for the first time

Online sellers and cheap clothes are prompting second-hand stores to close their doors, depriving bargain hunters of the joy of rummaging for treasures

The gap is growing between what women are charged and what men pay for the same products

The online shopping network has launched a membership plan with enticements such as fertility tracking