British employees will miss out on £184 million in tax breaks this year by ignoring employee-based share schemes, it has been claimed.

Britons are not saving as much as they need to, new research from Nationwide has found.

More than a quarter of football fans will reduce the number of games they attend this season as the beautiful game suffers from the economic slowdown, it has been claimed.

A bank account launched by HSBC in 2005 has been given a number of new features.

New fixed bond rates have been launched by Skipton Building Society, while First Direct has a new fixed-rate cash ISA.

Charging and billing are leading a record number of complaints to water companies.

Derbyshire Building Society is to be taken over by Nationwide, it has been reported.

Life insurance policies should not be sacrificed in an effort to save money, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has warned.

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The federal deficit will reach $407 billion for the budget year ending Sept. 30, new figures show.

Police near Dallas are investigating a string of armed robberies connected to purchases arranged on Craigslist.com.

La Jolla, Calif. is the most expensive market in the U.S.

Two Democratic lawmakers say bonuses that will go to chief executives of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are too much.

RZB Selects Thomson Reuters to Support Enhanced Market Risk Control and Value at Risk Reporting

Sky Road expands as European growth continues.

Tea farmers are set to benefit from a low premium insurance product by British American Insurance Company (Britak) that will cover their health and funeral expenses.

THE financial sector is sound and stable, Bank of Uganda has announced.

President, Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN), Dr Erastus Akingbola, at the weekend, canvassed for a review of all related financial sector laws by the National Assembly for the efficient operation of the financial system and the growth of

In a pronouncement that could anger the banking sector in Botswana even more, the Chief Executive Officer of Citizen Entrepreneurial Development Agency (CEDA) Dr Thapelo Matsheka says his is not a profit making entity as the organisation launches new group