People on all sides of the political spectrum are beginning to talk about the idea of basic income — the idea of paying, without conditions and independent of all other earned income, a monthly stipend just large enough for the meeting of every citizen's basic needs, like food and shelter.
It’s My Money Week, so we asked financial experts and parents how they teach children about saving and spending
Research done by Yahoo and published on Thursday reveals the most frequently searched for terms in the 12 months to the end of April
Aged 35? Your debt is about to catch up with you as a lifetime of record borrowing comes home to roost
You’re a prisoner to your unhelpful and expensive water supplier. But plans for a major overhaul that could have increased competition have been shelved
A new style of bank account may be about to revolutionise the way we spend money overseas. And it's all thanks to Brexit
The battle of the current accounts means there are some lucrative deals to be had on your bank account. It's time to get switching, but where to start?
There’s a surge in people spreading the eye-watering cost of their lawyers. But not everyone thinks it’s just
Increasing shareholder power is becoming a political priority
Getting married can be an expensive business. But not nearly as expensive as not being married
Despite new legislation, keeping in touch can cost more than your flights. But it doesn't have to be this way
These expenses are likely to cost retirees an average of £62,000 over the course of their retirement
Forget political soundbites, here’s how to really make sure your future is taken care of
You've booked the flights, the hotel, the car hire and maybe even the exact poolside lounger. Don't leave home without a great deal on your holiday cover
Inflation has surpassed the 2% target for the third month in a row. It’s time to sit up and pay attention
The biggest and most obvious financial impact for regular Brits since the UK voted to leave the EU last June has been the huge drop in the value of the pound against virtually every other major currency around the world.
As property prices drop for the first time in years, why are we still in love with property?
Tories yet to confirm planned changes to state pensions
They may be innocent, they may be vulnerable, but the families of offenders face higher premiums and even flat refusals
A flurry of new studies show women are talking themselves into a poorer future
Some of the coins appear cracked, warped or have the middle missing
