A new account to assist customers dealing with inheritance tax has been launched by AXA Isle of Man.

Tesco has reduced prices for holiday insurance on short breaks.

A new range of fixed, online bonds has been launched by Skipton Building Society.

People buying tickets online should use credit rather than debit cards for greater protection, the Trading Standards Institute has said.

Thousands of pensioners could reportedly lose hundreds of pounds in benefits under changes coming in in October.

The savings market is booming as providers realise there is no more new money available, according to finance information website Moneyfacts.co.uk.

As many as 450,000 applicants for mortgages and loans needed to apply four or more times to be accepted in the last 18 months, according to new research.

Comparison websites are coming up with different results for insurance, loans and credit card queries, consumer finance magazine Which? has found.

An environmental expert has advised people not to "feel helpless" in the current climate of continuously rising fuel and food costs

Research which has shown two in five parents believe it is their responsibility to help their kids pay off debts in later years has been responded to by a financial expert.

A young couple from Oban, Scotland, attempted to resolve their mounting debt problems through the short-term measure of dealing in heroin and valium, a tribunal has heard

Concern surrounding the state of abilities to manage debt could be on the cards as research from Abbey shows the standards of personal finance literacy have slipped among British adults

Marks & Spencer has ignited fears over its sales performance after bringing forward the date of its next trading statement by a month.

Businesses in the food and retail sectors will be caught by this proposed legislation, warns Eversheds

Carbon Trust launches free guide on increasing energy efficiency of display lighting.

The BRC says today's official retail sales figures paint a more positive picture than most retailers would recognise.

Sales volume in the three months May to July rose by 0.7 per cent compared with the previous three months. This follows 0.6 per cent growth in the three months to June.

Netto has announced a major summer sale with a staggering "extra" 25 per cent off the already low prices of its non-food items.

The completion of a £605 million sale and leaseback deal today (August 21) by Tesco on almost 2% of its total property portfolio suggests that UK food retailer property values are intact.

Forcing the break-up of BAA was always going to be the popular decision for the Competition Commission to take