Lloyds Bank has stopped accepting cheque deposits at Post Office branches, replacing it with a postal service. Age UK warns this change disproportionately affects older, lower-income customers who rely on cheques.
A little-known savings account feature allows Brits to save £1,056 annually by automatically transferring money when it rains. The Plum Rainy Days Rule uses weather forecasts to set aside funds.
Lloyds Bank has responded to customer criticism after announcing digital-only account opening for certain services, amid ongoing branch closures across the UK.
Lloyds Bank has responded to customer concerns about failed payments, explaining daily debit card limits and how to check them via mobile app or online banking.
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Travel expert Rebecca Wilcox reveals that Nationwide FlexPlus account holders might already have travel insurance coverage, potentially saving money on holiday expenses.
The DWP state pension age increase from 66 to 67 starts next month, with experts warning thousands of workers face difficulties retiring early. Union leaders highlight disparities for public sector staff.
An estimated one million UK taxpayers risk a 5% surcharge on unpaid tax if they fail to settle with HMRC by Tuesday, March 3, following the January 31 filing deadline.
Nationwide Building Society's annual Fairer Share scheme could see millions of eligible customers receive a £100 payment this summer, with eligibility criteria typically requiring accounts to be in place by March 31.
HMRC has implemented updated advisory fuel rates for petrol, diesel, electric, and LPG vehicles, affecting company car users across the United Kingdom.
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Nationwide Building Society has responded to customer inquiries about transaction notifications in its app, confirming the feature is in development. The society also highlights its alert system and a £175 switching bonus.
New research reveals alarming savings gaps in the UK, with one in five people having less than £1,000 saved. Experts warn younger people and women are particularly vulnerable, urging households to build a three-month emergency fund.
The Lloyds Banking Group has confirmed the closure of 168 branches across Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland, with six locations in Birmingham affected. The closures are scheduled for 2026 and 2027, following a recent announcement of 95 additional clos
HMRC issues stern warning about unauthorised pension payments, highlighting 40% tax charges and risks from unscrupulous firms targeting older savers.
A key HMRC rule allows state pensioners to increase their tax-free personal allowance to £18,570 through the 'savers boost,' described as highly powerful for retirees and low earners.
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New research reveals nearly half of UK couples feel household finances are unfairly divided, with many avoiding money talks. Experts warn of relationship strain as hybrid financial arrangements become more common.
Finance experts issue urgent warning as tax year end approaches. Stocks & shares ISAs outperform cash for third year, but upcoming limit changes require careful planning.
HMRC has issued a warning to state pensioners that their tax codes may be affected in certain circumstances, particularly for those with multiple income sources.
Savers have just weeks left to maximize tax-free allowances before the April 5 deadline. Financial experts warn unused allowances will be lost.
Lloyds Bank has issued a detailed update explaining the 40-day processing period for its £250 current account switching incentive, clarifying eligibility criteria for customers.
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Married state pensioners can increase their Personal Tax-Free Allowance from £12,570 to £13,830 using HMRC's Marriage Allowance rule, but must cancel if their relationship ends or income changes.
Nationwide Building Society is expected to distribute its 'Fairer Share' bonus again this year, with customers urged to meet qualifying criteria by March 31 to potentially receive £100 payments.
Nationwide Building Society has issued a warning that it will block customer cards and send fraud alert messages if suspicious activity is detected, following concerns raised by a parent about messages sent to their son.
Brits have just four weeks to deposit up to £20,000 in Cash ISAs before the tax year resets. Research shows many have unused allowances, with experts highlighting tax-free benefits.
An ultra-rare King Edward VIII coin has been identified as the most expensive in the UK, with one version selling for £1 million in 2020. Experts warn collectors to verify authenticity due to high replica risks.
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MoneySuperMarket's new Price Optimiser uses artificial intelligence to analyze insurance quotes and suggest cost-saving adjustments, helping over 80% of users secure cheaper premiums.
Nationwide Building Society has issued an update regarding Treasury legal changes affecting customer services and funding rules for UK building societies, with potential impacts on mortgages and economic growth.
The Financial Ombudsman Service reports over 31,000 fraud complaints in 2025, with job and investment scams on the rise. Victims lose money through upfront fees and fake opportunities.
The UK's contactless card payment limit of £100 will be removed on March 19, allowing banks to set their own maximums. Learn what this means for consumers and the history of the limit.
HMRC alerts UK households that individuals born between 2002 and 2011 could have unclaimed Child Trust Funds averaging £2,200, with 758,000 potentially missing out.
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HMRC has issued a critical warning to self-employed individuals and landlords earning over £50,000 about new Making Tax Digital rules starting April 6. Approximately 864,000 people must prepare for digital record-keeping and quarterly submissions.
