- May 21, 2026
Martin Lewis urges households to check energy accounts for hidden cash refunds
The money saving expert said May is the key time to check if energy firms are holding too much credit built up through Direct Debit
The little-known inheritance tax rule that locks relatives out of pension cash
There is a little known detail in the new inheritance tax rules that experts have said could be a “significant issue” for grieving families. From
It’s Time to Get Out of the Money Business
We spend too much time thinking about money and not enough time creating new social conditions. Modern society teaches us to measure almost everything in
How an IRGC-linked money laundering network operated from London
More than 75 days after Iran imposed sweeping internet restrictions, tens of millions of Iranians remain cut off from the outside world. The blackout has
At least 15m Britons not saving enough to retire, Pensions Commission says | Pensions
Millions of people across Britain are facing a “cliff edge” when they retire due to a chronic shortfall in saving that will require a radical
The Issuers Pulling Ahead Build Into Customers’ Money Flows
The competition among card issuers is no longer centered only on rewards rates or promotional offers. Increasingly, it is about whether an issuer can become
Nurse faces being struck off after saying Jewish patients were ‘tight with money’
A tribunal found Ms Balogun showed a “consistent theme and pattern” of trying to “minimise” her “antisemitic comments” Want LBC stories before everyone else? Set
NS&I to contact bereaved families owed £367m after missing savings scandal | Money
National Savings and Investments bank will start to contact thousands of families affected by a missing savings scandal next week, as it confirmed how much
Higher interest rates: can I make them work for me?
When interest rates rise, most people feel the financial pinch as repayments for home loans, car purchases or personal loans increase. This leads to less
The Case Against Money
The price of money, of course, is the interest rate — as Walter Bagehot and Keynes long understood. In mainstream economics, the interest rate is described