Halifax

Another 54,000 mortgage holders will see their mortgage rate rise next month.

There is hope for thousands of Halifax and Lloyds TSB customers who fear their cats' and dogs' lives are at risk after the sister banks axed pet insurance, following a landmark judgement.

Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks have become the latest mortgage lenders to announce a rise in their standard variable rate (SVR).

Three years of rock-bottom interest rates will pass today with little sign that the Bank of England is set to ease up on its emergency support.

The average UK house price slipped 0.5% in February but is at broadly the same level as last spring, lender Halifax said today.

Over a million mortgage holders will see a huge hike in their payments over the coming months, bringing further misery to cash-strapped households.

Banking giant Santander is ditching the £100 sign-up bonus and 0% overdraft on its market-leading current account, replacing it with a new deal offering cashback.

Around 40,000 borrowers face the threat of higher mortgage costs after Halifax raised a cap for some on a standard variable rate (SVR).

MoneySavingExpert.com today provides evidence Halifax and Lloyds TSB advertised pet insurance policies promising "life-long" cover before axing the products over recent months, meaning they were anything but life-long.