Uncle Sam need not be the black sheep of investors’ portfolios

Sentiment changes fast in the world economy. Back in August when the US government found its national debt rating downgraded it seemed that the world's largest economy was heading for the buffers at a rapid rate.

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Bank overdraft charges are ‘too complex’

If you go into the red, it’s almost impossible to work out how much it will cost you. Consumer group Which

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Julian Knight: New watchdog must rebuild consumers’ trust

'Box tickers" who occupy an "ivory tower" is the final damning verdict from the Treasury Select Committee on the sorry history of the soon-to-be-replaced Financial Services Authority.

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Consumers welcome gas price cuts, but is it enough?

Switch or stick, fix or flex those are the options which face Britain's millions of energy customers.

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Small investors hit by rising fund supermarket fees

When on your weekly shop at the local supermarket, you like to think there will be a wide range of goods in stock at low prices, in order to find the best deal. In the same vein, you'd hope fund supermarkets have a similar proposition when it comes to shopping for investments.

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Promise of an Indian spring for investors

If there is such a thing as a sure bet in life, surely investing in India is it.

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Energy companies are too concerned with profits, say British consumers

Britons feel that energy companies are working against their interests and have no understanding of the financial difficulties people face, a survey from Energyhelpline.com suggests.

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The thaw in loan market will not benefit everyone

Personal loan rates have now fallen to levels not seen since before the credit crunch according to financial information service Moneyfacts.

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Co-operative Bank halts agreed overdraft charges

The Co-operative Bank is scrapping interest charges on agreed overdrafts for the next three months, in a move which it said would help customers struggling after Christmas and shake up competition.

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Seven million using to credit to keep homes

Around seven million people are turning to credit to try to keep a roof over their heads, research published today by housing charity Shelter reveals.

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