Family & Health

Care costs for the elderly should be capped by the state at £35,000, a Government-commissioned review urged today.

Two thirds of young people are worried about not having enough money in the future, according to survey results released today by charity Personal Finance Education Group (pfeg).

Only one third of pupils correctly understand how the new tuition fees system works, a new survey has revealed.

It's second chance Friday; as those who applied for London 2012 Olympic tickets and didn't get any can rebid today. We asked MoneySavingExpert.com creator, Martin Lewis, for the lowdown.

Olympic tickets went on sale today for consumers who missed out in the first application round, but many don't know their rights when it comes to re-selling unwanted tickets.

Single mothers will be hit harder than any other group by the coalition Government's programme of benefit cuts and tax rises, losing an average 8.5% of their income after tax by 2015, according to a report released today.

Controversial plans to raise the state pension age for women were waved through by MPs last night after the Government offered to hold talks with critics about how the change would be introduced.

Unemployment has fallen by 88,000, while the number of people in work has increased by a similar number, new figures show today.

The Government has launched what it's describing as a "revolutionary" Work Programme today, to help around two and a half million people back to work in the next five years.

Tens of thousands of gym-goers can cancel their contracts after the High Court ruled they are unfair.