Scottish & Southern warns of rise UK utility firm Scottish & Southern has warned customers it is likely to increase electricity and gas prices.
Mortgage approvals hit fresh low The number of new mortgages approved by the major banks fell to a new record low in June, and is down 67% on the year.
Mortgage advisers 'are failing' Most mortgage advisers are doing a poor job when giving advice, according to research by the consumers association Which?
New Northern Rock boss appointed Northern Rock appoints Barclays' Gary Hoffman as its new chief executive as the last original board member leaves.
Credit union rules to be reformed Measures to strengthen the finances of credit unions are set to be brought into force by the government next year
Ryanair price error 'to be fixed' Ryanair says it will fix a fault on its website that means it is breaking official rules on price clarity.
Fuel sellers start cutting prices UK drivers are set to benefit after a number retailers including Asda, Morrisons and BP said that they would cut petrol prices.
'Take cash and leave' says lender A former sub-prime mortgage lender offers an 8% discount to borrowers if they redeem their home loans.
UK probes tax haven The UK's tax authority may prosecute around 300 wealthy Britons with accounts in Liechtenstein as part of a tax evasion investigation.
HBOS investors snub share issue The UK's biggest mortgage lender HBOS says only 8% of its £4bn share issue was taken up by existing investors.
Overdraft complaints frozen again Banks will not have to deal with complaints about overdraft fees for another six months, regulators decide.
Prepay energy meters are 'unjust' Millions of households on pre-payment meters are paying 'unjust' charges, the Energy Minister Malcolm Wicks has said.
Mortgage squeeze tightens The mortgage squeeze continues to tighten with a further drop in lending, says the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
Gas bills 'to top £1,000 a year' Energy bills could rise by more than 60% within the next few years, the UK's biggest domestic energy supplier warns.
Unsafe chargers 'flooding' the UK Trading Standards says hundreds of thousands of unsafe chargers for mobiles and games consoles could have come into the UK
UK internet shopping on the rise UK shoppers spent 17 pence in every pound online in the first half of the year, claims a retail report.
Compensation call over Equitable Ministers are told to set up a compensation fund for Equitable Life policyholders and apologise for past regulatory failures.
