The Bank of England has cut the base rate from 5.25% to 5%, following a narrow vote among the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee. Five of the committee's nine members voted...
The chancellor has announced new rules that mean around 10 million pensioners will no longer receive winter fuel payments. Until last year, people aged over 66 were paid up to...
By using a credit card wisely you can put yourself in the best possible position to maximise all the benefits of your card and avoid many of its limitations. This...
A guarantor loan is a type of loan where a third-party – usually a family member – agrees to take responsibility for the debt if the loan applicant doesn't make...
Loans are categorised as being either secured or unsecured. A secured loan involves borrowing against something that you own, while an unsecured loan does not. Selecting the right option for...
Digital finance app Revolut has finally received a UK banking licence, ending a three-year long tussle with regulators. While the new licence does come with ‘restrictions’, Revolut has claimed this...
There are upsides and downsides to taking out a credit card that you should consider before you fill out an application. For some users the flexibility and rewards will outweigh...
You have probably seen store cards advertised by certain retailers, as well credit cards branded to big-name supermarkets or chains – but what is the difference? Using a store card...
The type of card you use to pay for something can make a big difference to the eventual cost. Some purchases can earn you great rewards if you use a...
Barclaycard has reduced the minimum amount cardholders must pay towards their outstanding balance. From 23rd July 2024, all Barclaycard customers must pay the highest of 1% of their balance, 1%...