Energy saving could cut Britain's domestic gas bill by 4.6 billion a year, a new study by British Gas claims.

Most home improvements no longer add more value to a property than they cost, according to new research from Abbey.

Mortgage advisers are failing to give proper advice to customers, research by consumer group Which? has found.

Cheap energy could run out in nine days, money website Fool.co.uk is warning.

NatWest has launched a new three-year, fee-free step down tracker mortgage.

The government should slash fuel tax in the wake of the supermarket fuel price war, moneysupermarket.com has said.

Landlords who do not run a thorough check on their tenants run the risk of them going into arrears on rent at some point, a report has suggested

New research has shown that 49 per cent of Brits are concerned about their financial outlook for the next 12 months

Credit card firms are "cashing in" on consumers relying on plastic to keep adrift of the rising costs of living, according to a financial expert

The financial climate at present makes "every penny and every pound count" for people tightly stretched by rising living costs, according to Moneysupermarket.com

RBS's Fred Goodwin is probably quite pleased with calls for chief executive Andy Hornby to be fired, because it'll deflect attention away from him

You might earn better interest or get a better short-term deal from a bank, but the mistakes of the past show building societies are a better bet

There has been much gnashing of teeth over the last few days about Alistair Darling's willingness to ditch the fiscal rules in the face of the sharp slowdown in the economy

It is one of the oldest tricks of the retail trade, but a study has found that the tactic of ending prices with '99p' still fools most shoppers

Administrators of laminate flooring chain Floors-2-Go were looking for a buyer for the firm today after it became a victim of the struggling housing market

The number of homes sold has halved in a year, and repossessions have increased three-fold in three years, according to new figures

The taxpayer could become responsible for billions of pounds of mortgages under radical proposals to restart the housing market

Vodafone today launched an attack on the City and pledged to buy £1bn worth of its own stock from the market following a heavy sell-off yesterday

The number of people renting in London has soared by almost a fifth in a year because of the paralysis in the property market.

Voter confidence in the economy has slumped lower than during 1979's winter of discontent, figures have shown