Wealth Check: 'London life is so expensive, I can't save enough'
Bank customer wins £36,000 in penalty charges battle
A bank customer has won £36,000 from a financial institution in what is thought to be the highest payout in the bank charge rebellion.
If the dental bill makes your jaw drop, here's how to grin and bear it
Sunset for rip-offs: victims will sink or swim no longer
Salary or salad? You can feast on tax breaks with canteen credits
Elitism at 'the world's local bank'
HSBC has spent years building a reputation as the "world's local bank". But, for one Dorset community's customers, the bank's proximity is no longer enough. They will also need to be rather wealthy to carry on getting a face-to-face service.
Money News: Debt write-off claims land IVA companies in trouble with watchdog
A trio of companies that offer individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs) to people heavily in debt have come under fire for misleading claims in their adverts.
Sam Dunn: A banking bridge too far for the generals at HSBC
Ask Sindie: Must I pay such a heavy price for peace of mind on my home loan?
Live the dream in Barcelona - Europe's most vibrant city
Housing market defies gravity with biggest monthly rise in five years
Britain's housing market continues to defy gravity, with prices in the past month posting their biggest increase for five years.
Carbon-free by the sea: the ultimate green house
Town where teachers and nurses can only rent ...
David Adams gave up looking seriously in the windows of the estate agents in Gerrards Cross high street a long time ago. Now he does it more as an exercise in dark humour. Very dark humour.
HIPs set to hit the housing market - and your pocket
... and the village where there is still a chance to buy (just)
To the north are views of the rolling Lomond Hills. To the south, the grey chimneys of Mossmorran chemical plant.
The Big Question: Is the housing market still booming - and could it be heading for a crash?
Why are we asking this question now?
