With today’s low interest rates, putting your money in a savings account isn’t the most inspiring investment. It’s safe, but with such low interest rates, you could…

The government appears to have drafted legislation to deal with pressure sellers and other sales sharks. Welcome news.

The Archbishop of Canterbury’s announcement that he plans to start a credit union contradicts the Bible, which condemns money lenders in the temple. But as a means…

When French president Francois Hollande declared the Eurozone debt crisis over this weekend, did he know what he was talking about?

The current economical climate is struggling and it’s not the residents who have to tighten their purse strings, the countries themselves are struggling to cope with their increasing levels of debt.

We’ve been hearing a lot of talk about tax avoidance for quite a while now, from brass-plating to sweetheart deals.

More Britons are investing in buy-to-let schemes. The Council of Mortgage Lenders reports 1.5 million people in the UK now hold such investments.

Asset prices worldwide have risen to potent levels reminiscent of the credit boom 5 years earlier. The Bank of International Settlements has warned that they may be losing touch with economic reality.

The Investment Management Association has confirmed that Daniel Godfrey, former director general of the Association of Investment Companies, as its new chief executive. Godfrey will take this…

The European Commission has supported plans from 10 member states to raise funds to deal with the current European economic crisis, by introducing a tax on financial transactions.

This week sees the Royal Bank of Scotland make its final £1.4million payment to the Asset Protection Scheme, reaching the required £2.5billion minimum payment to exit the emergency insurance program.