FSA in bid to stop mis-selling
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has said it is planning to stop companies incentivising staff to mis-sell goods and services to consumers.
Eurozone collapse ‘could recreate 2008 conditions’
The economy could find itself in as deep a recession as the one that struck in 2008 if the eurozone were to collapse, an expert has said.
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Underemployment ‘up by a million’
The economic troubles of the last few years have brought a significant rise in unemployment, although not by as much as some might have expected as it…
Britons ‘do not plan finances before 28’
Britons reach the age of 28 on average before they start planning their finances, a new report has suggested.
The Bright Grey Financial S…
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UK families ‘set for fresh fall in real incomes’
British families will be at least £200 worse off next year as household bills continue to rise, a new survey has concluded.
A study…
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Warning over council tax benefit changes
Planned government changes to council tax benefits will leave people on low and middle incomes worse off and wipe out the benefits of the rise in pers…
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Seek advice on energy bills, consumers advised
News that energy bills could be going up across the board will worry some people, but the best response for consumers is to take advice on their situa…
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Britons ‘have £260 billion of credit available’
Britons could draw down on another £260 billion of credit, according to a new study.
Research by Money Supermarket has found Britons could ad…
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