April 2014

Anyone with a £50 note should check now if it's an old edition, as you won't be able to spend it from 1 May.

Customers who've claimed for mis-sold card and identity theft policies from CPP are being sent cheques thick and fast – some for almost £1,000.

It's a new tax year and everyone now has a new ISA allowance to use. But how do you to take advantage of the cheapest stocks and shares ISAs?

If you buy goods using PayPal, you'll have longer to complain when things go wrong under changes planned by the online payment giant.

If you opened a Santander Direct ISA Saver last year, check your rate now. If you haven't upgraded, it could now be paying as little as 0.5%.

The discovery of a major new internet bug which may have compromised millions of people's usernames and passwords is a reminder of why we all need to protect ourselves online.

Overdrafts are to be investigated by the Financial Conduct Authority after it found borrowers are paying too much for them.

MoneySavingExpert.com is urging the Government to urgently clear up confusion after it emerged thousands of people who defer student loans taken out between 1990 and 1998 will now have this information added to their credit files. This is despite ministers promising there would be no real change for borrowers after the loans were sold to debt collector Erudio Student Loans last year.

The cheapest energy tariff we've seen this year has launched today – and it could take an average household's annual bill down to under £1,000.