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Credit card firms who force borrowers to pay their most expensive debts last will face a crackdown on the practice
The taxman stands accused of deliberately sitting on millions of pounds owed to the public, despite showing little mercy the other way round
Banks may be underestimating their losses and arrears from property lending, the City regulator has warned
Millions of savers who have invested in with-profits pensions, endowments and bonds are wondering if their money is really working for them
Awkward insurers are continuing to obstruct pension customers who want to use their funds to buy a better annuity from someone else
Retailers are always going to have a tough job keeping up with their fickle customers - so why don't they look after their customers better?
Building society chiefs risk infuriating their members as they award themselves huge bonus packages
Tempting tax breaks are encouraging a mini-boom for venture capital trusts but there are major drawbacks in terms of risk as well as savings
A hard-hitting official report will look at high-cost credit products - but bank overdrafts will not be included
Government proposals to force dog owners to have insurance have focused the minds of those dog owners without any cover at all
The City regulator must act more decisively at the earliest sign of mis-selling, leading consumer groups are urging
Mortgage lending to home buyers dived by 49% following the end of the stamp duty holiday. So what will happen now to house prices?
Cartel Client Review is under investigation by the Ministry of Justice, while the legal firm it used has been shut down. Can you get your money back?
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