NatWest yesterday announced the release of its credit card that charges 0 per cent on balance transfers for 23 months and 0 per cent on spending for three months, despite Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) pledging to not offer this type of product five years ago
Nearly a third (30 per cent) of Brits say their bank is over-ambitious introducing additional services on different devices, saying they do not need or want more ways to interact
The uptake of Open Banking and digital money management is being held back by a lack of consumer trust and confusion over data sharing, with 83 per cent of UK smartphone owners saying they have not yet downloaded a finance app
The Open Banking data sharing transformation is set to evolve into more wide-ranging changes to the financial services industry, including Open Finance and Open Data, according to a panel of experts
Over four million Brits admitted they do not have the mental capacity to make the right choices when it comes to tackling difficult decisions, research from Scottish Widows revealed
In February 2019, there were 24,880 new first-time buyer (FTB) mortgages completed, 4.1% more when compared to February last year, highlighting that FTBs continue to take advantage of low interest rates amid political and economic uncertainty, data from UK Finance revealed
Almost 12 million adults in the UK have confessed to openly discussing their finances with family and friends to avoid any mental or emotional health issues, new research has found
New research has revealed that after inheriting, 28 per cent of high net worth (HNW) clients’ children discontinue the relationship with their parents’ wealth manager, with many moving the money to digital challengers
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Standard Chartered Bank £102.2m for anti-money laundering (AML) breaches in two higher risk areas of its business, marking the second-largest financial penalty for AML control failings ever imposed by the regulator
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has recently dubbed Innovative Finance ISAs (IFISAs) as “high-risk”, emphasising that this type of investment may not be protected by the Financial Service Compensation Scheme (FSCS)
A total of 929,000 people switched to a different current account in 2018, with the Current Account Switch Service achieving its 5 millionth switch in 2018, the organisation revealed in its annual report, published today
A pensions specialist is urging people not to opt out of their workplace pension when their pension contribution increases from 3 per cent to 5 per cent on 6 April
Over the last ten years, savers could have earned £24,340 more if they had invested their full allowance at the start of the tax year, rather than waiting until the last-minute to invest, Hargreaves Lansdown found