Savings

The Post Office has cut savings rates, but only bothered to write to many of its customers after the drop.

Nearly 100,000 savers will soon receive the unusually cheery news that their rate will rise.

The retail prices index (RPI), a key measure of inflation linked to retirement income and a raft of other investments and services, should remain unchanged, the UK's top statistician said today.

Cutting back didn't dent the Christmas spirit, with those who spent less having a better time than those who spent more, according to a MoneySavingExpert.com poll.

Over a million families will lose, or have their child benefit entitlement reduced next Monday. What's more, many who aren't eligible for the benefit may be wrongly paid it, and will have to repay the cash at a later date unless they opt out before 7 January.

As savings rates continue to plummet, is there any point fixing your rate, given you could be locking in at ultra-low returns?

A growing number of people in Britain are struggling to remember their passwords, a new report shows.

Oi, David Cameron, it's time to sort out petrol prices! That's the top consumer issue people would tell the Prime Minister to address, according to a poll of over 13,000 MoneySavingExpert.com users.

The Government should introduce a personal savings scheme to fund people's care in later life, Saga says.

Lloyds Banking Group is writing to millions of customers this week to explain how their banking arrangements will change as it prepares to sell over 600 branches to the Co-op.