Personal Finance Archive

GLASGOW-based Intelligent Pensions has complained that a leading provider "lost" one of its client's pension savings.

Our share tips were back on track last week, with all four portfolios managing to push ahead despite the continuing turmoil.

IF you have had a credit card online purchase declined, and then received an automated phone call from your bank, as happened to me last week, you will probably have the hassle of re-ordering your item.

We added another £4156 to our notional cash pile last week after evicting another two shares from our investment portfolios under the stop/loss system.

Energy bills have soared in recent years and the increases look set to continue.

AS the "shareholder spring" of protest on executive pay continues, does good or bad governance really matter for investors?

As Diamond Jubilee weekend distracts investors from a tumbling stock market, could they consider diamonds as a possible safe haven?

We took the opportunity to refresh our investment portfolios with three new selections on Wednesday morning after our existing share tips turned in another sturdy performance.

The UK Government this week published its plans for reform of the electricity market, but was accused of doing little to lower household bills.

MARGARET Kane, 52, recently switched from ScottishPower to First Utility, one of the smaller energy companies.

The chancellor may be on the warpath, but business owners can still wipe out their tax bill using clever advice, according to the sponsors of a seminar in Edinburgh this week.

We were reluctant sellers of another three of our share tips last week as the stock market fell to fresh 2012 lows on the continuing concerns over the future of the euro.

As the eurozone crisis goes from bad to worse, UK owners of property on the Continent are putting them up for sale so they can bring their money back to the UK.

UK taxpayers missed out on tax-free savings worth a potential £240 billion, official figures show.