Readers have contacted This is Money to complain about difficulties when it comes to opening pensioner bonds offered by National Savings and Investments yesterday. One reader said after trying for hours yesterday, she got through to the end and submitted debit card details from her HSBC account for a £10,000 investment.
A family planning a city break in Barcelona or a few days in the south of France will find the pound buys nine per cent more this year than last.
Alpari UK - which sponsors Premiership football club West Ham United - has applied for insolvency after the Swiss National Bank sent currency markets into turmoil.
Every month This is Money publishes details of Premium Bonds prize winners from £1,000 up to the two £1million jackpots. This table is ordered by location to make it easier to see how well your neighbours did in the monthly draw. There are 28 people in Wales who are one thousand pounds better off for the New Year, for example.
Small food and drink suppliers are struggling at the sharp-end of the supermarket price war in the UK with more than 100 likely to go bust by the end of the year, according to a new report.
Buyers have been given a leg-up the property ladder by the government-backed Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme, but they need to be careful where they sign up.
Families could face challenging conversations about money after pension reforms allow over-55s unlimited access to retirement savings from April.
The rental market is growing faster than expected for this time of year and there appears to be 'a new fire in the market' as it enters 2015, a lettings index has found.
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Franc hammers the euro - and pound - in currency shocker.
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Over-65s hunting special market-beating pensioner bonds swamp NS&I; website and jam phone lines
The silver saver stampede
House price growth stalls to lowest level for 19 months
Property values in London falling for the first time, RICS reports.
The sofa I want to buy in the sales is not discounted from its price before the sale but 'price after sale'
How do I know if I am getting a bargain?
Birmingham the new target for overseas property investors
Eye-watering prices in London drive rising numbers elsewhere.
Millions of households could save £400 by switching energy suppliers
Price war drives down cheapest tariffs.
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BP was the biggest riser in the FTSE 100 Index today after a US judge ruled that the Gulf of Mexico oil spill was smaller than government estimates. The performance of the heavily-weighted stock helped the FTSE 100 rise 51.5 at 6550.3, as mining stocks rallied at the end of a volatile week for the sector after copper prices lifted.
US government estimated the 2010 fatal disaster had spilled up to 4.2m barrels of oil but US District Judge last night ruled a quarter less was actually leaked, or around 3.2million barrels.
The move is a significant ramp up in the pay-TV giant's ambitions as it promotes its exclusive content.
The Swiss National Bank stunned investors when it scrapped the cap it imposed more than three years ago to stop the franc rising too far against the euro.
Fastjet's near 100 per cent rally shows crude oil's collapse is not all bad news for small cap investors as it cruised to its first ever monthly profit.
BT may have to cut the services it gives away free after its regulator clamped down on the prices it charges competitors.
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Tough safety regulations mean farmer's favourite, the Land Rover Defender, will finish production in the UK this year. Could the Lada Niva prove its cheap replacement?One dealer believes so, with the 4x4 starting from jus £12,995 for a car Top Gear presenter James May once described as a 'randy goat'.
I opened a cash Isa account in 1999 with Cheshire BS. The savings rate was always linked to Cheshire's standard variable mortgage rate. Now Nationwide have removed it.
The current lack of broadband infrastructure serving small firms threatens the expansion of the £400bn rural economy. The business opportunity includes 28% of all UK firms.
The accounts, named officially as 65+ Guaranteed Growth Bonds, are being offered by National Savings & Investments and are available as either a one-year or three-year fixed rate accounts. Demand is expected to be fierce as the account pay interest that easily beats the best being offered by private providers. Experts have predicted the pot will be exhausted within weeks.
The British Retail Consortium said total footfall across the UK in December was 0.7 per lower than the same time last year, an improvement from November's 2.4 per cent fall.
The flurry of new deals means there is now a difference of £407 between the cheapest energy tariff and the average annual energy bill of £1,326, energyhelpline.com said.
When they tell you how much you'll save, most stores compare the sale price to the higher price before the sale. But I've noticed a few quote a higher 'price after sale' instead. Why do they do this? And how can I be sure I'm getting a good deal and that the sofa will definitely be more expensive once the sale is over?
The city has climbed 14 places up the rankings of the top European cities for property investment, according to a report from the Urban Land Institute and PwC.
Chartered surveyors reported huge variations across the country, with Northern Ireland, Scotland and the North West of England seeing the strongest growth in property values.
This is Money met up with the business guru to learn his key tips for boosting employability without necessarily having to get more qualifications. The secret, he believes, is soft skills. Soft skills are often as important to a potential employer as qualifications and experience, according to Caan, yet more than half have never included them on their CV.
Even in a slower world, there are opportunities out there. In this video interview, Justin Urquhart-Stewart points to Tesco and the eurozone as opportunities for the brave.
These are ideas that I have gleamed magpie-fashion from investors whose wisdom seems to shine the brightest, says Simon Lambert.
The very best deal is 4 per cent after tax (6 per cent before) from Marks & Spencer, launched last week - but you have to run your current account with the bank to qualify. First Direct and HSBC offer similar deals. If this doesn't fit the bill, you can still earn 2.4 per cent (3 per cent) on accounts open to all. These are much better deals, even after you have paid tax, than the best tax-free easy-access cash Isa deal, which is 1.5 per cent at the Post Office.
A shocking lack of understanding of common pension terms like 'annuity' and how tax works could result in some people squandering their wealth, it is feared.
George Osborne insisted the country is 'close to the point at which we can start getting taxpayers' money back'.
Far from boosting net sales it has proved a festive nightmare, denting Christmas trading, causing websites to crash, and sparking delivery chaos. Shoppers spent an estimated £810m on Black Friday on November 28 - making it the biggest ever day for UK online sales. But consumers more than made up for their spree by tightening their belts later on, in the run-up to Christmas.
As if there is not enough uncertainty on financial markets at present, as a result of the crashing oil price, the Swiss National Bank has added a new dimension. Its decision to abolish the three-year old cap on the Swiss franc at 1.20 produced an epoch-making move in the currency, which soared 30 per cent. No one quite knows why the SNB chose to move at this juncture.
Its dividend growth of 6 per cent-plus in recent years has provided solace to miffed investors who have seen the share price collapse.
The company said the 'sudden and extreme movement in the value of the Swiss franc' has left it facing a hit from losses stemming from its decision to close positions held by its clients.
Profits at Citigroup were almost wiped out by £2.3bn in legal charges and restructuring costs. The figures were less dire at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, but fourth quarter profit still sank 11 per cent.
The move, part of the group's long-awaited turnaround plan, was unveiled by new chief executive Lance Batchelor. Saga is teaming up with London-based financial planning firm Tilney Bestinvest and will offer pensions and investments to the 10.6m over-50s on its database.
Ahead of its full-year results next month Tullow revealed it will change strategy to focus on assets that actually produce oil, and cut back on exploring for new wells.
Following an internal investigation, the state-backed giant has admitted failings in the way it sold Enterprise Finance Guarantee loans.
Ferrari-driving millionaire Anthony Armstrong Emery, pictured, told investors that he would give them returns of 20 per cent if they bought into his £70million scheme to provide social housing for poor people in Brazil, inset right. It is feared that the investors, who paid in at least £20,000 may lose their entire lump sum after Brazilian police opened an investigation into the project.
The dog was rushed to the nearest vet to treat deep cuts, a broken rib and damage to his back legs.
Phone giants EE, Tesco Mobile, and Virgin are charging customers not only to listen to voicemails, but also simply if someone leaves one.
My wife and I are having problems with Metro Bank regarding one-year cash Isa bonds. We reinvested our money in February 2014. We each received statements, but the amounts invested were not recorded - call centre staff could not tell us why.We each invested more money in April 2014 and, once again, the statements excluded the amounts invested.
With inflation falling from one per cent to 0.5 per cent in December, 179 out of 200 tax-free cash Isas available now offer rates that beat the cost of living according to information website Moneyfacts. To beat inflation, a basic rate taxpayer at 20 per cent needs to find a savings account paying 0.63 per cent a year, while a higher rate taxpayer at 40 per cent needs to find one with a rate of at least 0.83 per cent.
British savers are leading the way when it comes to squirrelling money on a regular basis despite being starved of attractive rates, a comprehensive study of Europeans has revealed.
The new AA Internet Extra Issue 17 pays 1 per cent after tax (1.25 per cent before). Previously, the rate was a leading rate of 1.12 per cent (1.4 per cent).
Barclays claims it is a market leading rate of interest, with many of its rivals paying a measly 0.1 per cent or less to customers.
The energy giant, which has 5.5million customers across the UK, grabbed more than one in four votes in our Wooden Spoon contest - twice as many as runner-up EE. Our seventh annual poll revealed what a truly terrible one it had been for customers of power companies, as fellow supplier Npower took third place. Here, we reveal the full results and how the firms reacted.
Our Wooden Spoon award winners have largely had the same thing in common. Service levels have plummeted either after trying to recruit customers too quickly, or a computer meltdown.
The £5,000 runner-up was Ann Law, of Coventry.
People will get less because they 'contracted out' during working years, or interrupted NI contributions to bring up children or become self-employed. The currently weekly basic pension is £113.10 plus top-ups but this will be phased out from April 2016 and entirely replaced for those retiring after April 2021 by a 'flat rate' pension of £144-£155 a week.
The annual rate in December was a sharp fall from the 1.1% in November and will force the Bank of England to explain to the Chancellor why inflation has fallen so far below the 2% target.
Property prices edged up just 0.2 per cent on a seasonally adjusted basis between October and November 2014, keeping the average home to £271,000, the ONS confirmed.
E.On also launched a new tariff which it said was the cheapest in the UK - a one-year fixed dual fuel product with an average annual cost of £923.
Bank branches are being quelled and more of us are choosing to manage our finances online. Now, Atom Bank, an entirely digital offering is hoping to tap into customers who prefer banking with their fingertips. Anthony Thompson, the brainchild of Atom, told This is Money the bank will launch in the second-half of this year, with many product details 'a long way down the line.'
Can I bring together my little pensions from each job into one pension, is it advisable to do this?
Lib Dem Treasury minister Danny Alexander has written to package holiday firms and airlines demanding they cut prices after crude oil fell to a six-year low.
The oil price collapse to $50 has caused major ructions in financial markets but it's putting plenty of extra cash in people's pockets. What's behind the oil price shock, what might be the eventual fallout for the economy, and how can investors position themselves to make the most of any opportunities? Financial experts offer their tips on the sectors and regions to watch as oil continues to slide.
Mortgage brokers say that while ten-year deals used to be restrictive and poor value, rates are now tumbling, with even big lenders entering the market with competitive deals. The average ten-year mortgage rate has dropped to 4.17 per cent from 4.98 per cent in October. Chris and Helen Brady have just moved to a bigger home and have taken out a ten-year mortgage for certainty.
While the dive in the cost of oil has left motorists celebrating at the pump, it threatens the North Sea oil industry, a major employer and tax contributor.
Asda has triggered another round of petrol price cuts among the supermarkets, shaving 2p a litre off its forecourt prices as oil fell further today to trade below $49 a barrel.
The New Year is typically billed as a busy time for divorce lawyers, with law firms keen to promote the fact that January gives unhappy couples the impetus for a fresh start. Christopher Butler and Harriet Errington at leading family law firm Boodle Hatfield answers some of the most common questions facing separating couples.
Policies promising a quick fix for your boiler if it breaks down, but as the Conyers, pictured, found they can prove to fall short in an emergency.
The companies say they have been forced to abandon trading because the rules have proved too complex.
Popular events can sell out in minutes, leaving fans disappointed. Minutes tickets appear at often eye-watering prices on reselling websites. Today MPs are launching a crackdown on 'ticketing abuse' to ensure genuine fans are not forced to pay inflated prices to see sports of music events. Sports and entertainment bodies have come out in favour of the proposed legislation - but reselling websites say it will do nothing to help genuine fans and drive parts of the industry underground.
The Morgan McKinley employment monitor, which tracks vacancies in the financial sector, revealed a 37 per cent decrease in professional opportunities.
The average comprehensive premium for drivers under 23 fell by over 21 per cent to £1,983 from £2,512 at the end of 2013.
A squeeze on lending to businesses by banks and poor interest rates paid on savings have fuelled the peer-to-peer and crowdfunding investment craze. With plans afoot to allow savers to shelter investments in tax-friendly Isas before the end of this year, Sally Hamilton investigates whether more people will choose to follow the crowd. Student Naomi Pyburn has invested across a mixture of loans with varying levels of risk
A DVD-based tuition firm is targeting parents through their children's schoolbags - which could leave them locked into a three-year agreement costing nearly £3,000 per child. Virginija and Masood Ahmed say they lost out financially after their child's school sent out the Student Support Centre's slips.
The ads say they're free - but once the trial is over, diet firms have hold on your account. Heather Green sent her samples back, but still had almost £200 taken from her account
In 2007 I purchased investment wines from Australian Portfolio Wines UK Limited, for £4,703. I requested several times the entire holding be sold, but my calls were not returned.
If someone withdrew £3k annually from a £29k pot from the age of 65, with returns at 3 per cent, their savings would run out by the time they were aged 75, Age UK said.
Workers could end up with pensions which fall woefully short of the minimum wage unless they save early and regularly, new research shows. A 20-year-old on a £20,000 salary could make 6% a year contributions until the age of 65 and still have a pension of just £10,500. That includes the full state pension, currently £5,901 year, and adjusts for the effect of inflation.
The fifteen years since the FTSE 100 hit its all-time high are a lesson in why dividends matter. Trends and fads come and go, markets rise and fall, but income delivers over time.
Much of the success of the JIC Portfolio in 2014 came from the avoidance of disasters, says This is Money's columnist John Rosier.
The overall winner of the 2015 WhatCar? awards was praised by experts for its 'punchy and flexible performance.' Jaguar? Lamborghini? Porsche? Nope, the Skoda Fabia. Guess again. It is in fact the Skoda Fabia - which starts at £10,500 - which has been crowned the best new car to buy this year in the 2015 awards, beating the marque badges shortlisted above.
To clear the average national household debt of £13,000 at 6% interest with a monthly repayment of £100 will take around 17 years. There are, however, plenty of simple ways to make significant savings on your regular spending that could clear your debt - or boost your savings - in less than a year. This is Money's top 50 - updated - money-saving tips may appear light-hearted but are deadly serious.
Choosing the right DIY platform is crucial but a wealth of choice and changes to charges have left many investors scratching their heads. We pick some of the best. We also highlight why investing in an Isa makes sense, as it should protect your hopefully growing investments from tax forever.
We highlight the world's cheapest and most expensive stock markets, measured on three popular valuation tools and where the UK sits.
If you are new to investing then the huge number of funds and investment trusts on offer can be confusing. Fortunately, This is Money's experts have some ideas to get you started.
Income investing can let you draw on your portfolio or reinvest dividends to build solid growth over time. Our experts give their fund and investment trust recommendations.
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Inflation has dropped to just 1 per cent in November, the ONS revealed this week, adding to the Bank of England's case for low interest rates. That was followed by a surprise jump in average wages, which delivered a just above inflation pay rise to workers in October, latest ONS figures showed, with unemployment remaining steady at 6 per cent.
From 1 July, savers will be able to save up to a whopping £15,000 tax-free - all of which can go into a cash Isa. We pick our five favourite cash Isas for savers, don't miss this essential Isa reading that is kept up-to-date throughout the year.
The traditional pre-Christmas drop in asking prices has been far more pronounced than usual, according to Rightmove. We look at the outlook for house prices.
How hard does your bank account work for you? Here's our pick of the best accounts to make your money work harder, cut down on fees, or get free stuff.
For many buy-to-let looks an attractive income investment in a time of low rates and stock market volatility. Read our top ten buy-to-let tips
Expectations of when a first interest rate rise will arrive have shifted back. We highlight the best mortgage deals and look at whether it is time to fix.
The influence of financial services on the economy is spelled out again as City brokers steal top spot in this year's official list of highest earners. According to the detailed 2014 annual salaries survey, brokers pocketed around 40 times more this year than those at the bottom of the list - the people responsible for keeping children safe on the way to school. Lollipop crossing patrols earned around £3,400.
| Prize value | Winning bond No. | Area |
|---|---|---|
| £1,000,000 | 141NA438633 | Leeds |
| £1,000,000 | 140SC232994 | Bristol |
| £100,000 | 225QS809322 | Northern Ireland |
| £100,000 | 210YK575580 | London |
| £100,000 | 200JB751291 | Nottinghamshire |
| £100,000 | 160HF498455 | Dorset |
| £50,000 | 89NX911097 | East Riding of Yorkshire |
| £50,000 | 75XX214863 | Greater Manchester |
| £50,000 | 5QH821772 | Northern Ireland |
| £50,000 | 213VW618958 | Kent |
| £50,000 | 209CJ542994 | Berkshire |
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SMALL CAP MOVERS: Fastjet cruises to first monthly profit two years after forming
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£70m Brazilian social housing scheme EcoHouse collapses.
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Warning baffled retirees could sleepwalk into giant tax bills
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Scottish Power wins Wooden Spoon Award and here its chief exec apologises - again.
Metro Bank lost our cash Isas, took eight months to get our statements right and now it's ignoring us...
ASK TONY on the case
A happy New Year for festive quiz whizz Hannah Martin
She is the winner of £10,000 Money Mail prize
More than half of workers retiring in 2016-20 will fail to qualify for new full state pension of £148 a week
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Savers handed extra choice of inflation-beating accounts
Inflation falls from one per cent to 0.5 per cent in December.
Pain of paltry wage rises recedes as inflation falls to record low of 0.5%
The annual rate in December was a sharp fall from November.
Atom Bank founder promises competitive savings rates and current accounts when it opens virtual doors later this year
Metro Bank man's new venture.
Sainsbury's leapfrogs Asda to become UK's second-largest supermakert
And Aldi and Lidl go from strength to strength.
Share Isa rate boost
Barclays Stockbrokers is to pay 0.2% on cash not currently invested by account holders
Why boiler cover can leave you out in the cold
'We had £19-a-month insurance but were left without heating for three weeks...'
More than 200 small firms quit within days of new European VAT rules originally aimed at curbing tax dodging by web giants
Tempted by those 12% returns?
From lend-to-save to crowdfunding, how peer-to-peer investors can profit - and the risks you need to know about.
Sales letters slipped in schoolbags cost parents THOUSANDS
Concern over DVD tutorial firm using headteachers to target customers.
Sport and music fans to be given protection from rip-off ticket prices as MPs move to stamp out online touts
- but are ticket resellers doing anything wrong?
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Retirees warned against splurging savings under new freedoms.
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Avoiding disasters was as important as picking winners in delivering an 11% return for 2014
Will your pension even match the £11,574 a year minimum wage?
And what you need to save for a retirement income equal to the average salary.
Could gold help your investments shine this year?
Oil, sterling and a hung parliament could all weigh on markets in 2015.
Skoda Fabia crowned car of the year in WhatCar? awards
Beats illustrious rivals including Jaguar, Lamborghini and Porsche.
Put your trust in dividends - the Rolling Stones of investing
The Minor Investor column on the key to making money long-term
You can fix your mortgage at record low rates but is it REALLY worth paying the big fees?
M&S; Bank adds 6% regular savings carrot to its free current account
- but how does it stack up against rival banks' perks?
More than a million households cannot afford to heat their homes
Half of 2.3m households in fuel poverty are in work families, Policy Exchange warns.
Average house price went up by 7.8% in 2014
Rate of increase will be half that in 2015, says Halifax.
Is the falling oil price good or bad news?
Simon Lambert on the danger for investors that lies in cheap oil
Want to sell your annuity for cash?
How government plans to give 5m retirees choice of leaving detested pension deals.
The best credit cards for spending, holidays, rewards or clearing your debts in 2015
Play your cards right...
Give yourself a pay rise in 2015
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25 ways to save thousands in 2015
Take £10 less out at the cashpoint, turn down your heating by one degree and learn to be a moaning minnie
Ten predictions for 2015 from leading economists
...from a cheap petrol boom to London house price falls
A bumpy year for the property market?
Six things to consider before making your move in 2015 - and why the first half should be a buyer's market
| Currency | Rate | Buy now |
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| Updated 16 Jan 2015. | ||
| Euro | 1.2731 | Buy Now |
| US Dollar | 1.4892 | Buy Now |
| Australian Dollar | 1.7907 | Buy Now |
| Canadian Dollar | 1.7723 | Buy Now |
| Chinese Yuan | 9.0557 | Buy Now |
| Croatian Kuna | 9.6873 | Buy Now |
| Czech Koruna | 35.252 | Buy Now |
| Danish Krone | 9.3956 | Buy Now |
| Egyptian Pound | 10.264 | Buy Now |
| Hong Kong Dollar | 11.469 | Buy Now |
| Hungarian Forint | 404.63 | Buy Now |
| Japanese Yen | 173.48 | Buy Now |
| Malaysian Ringgit | 5.1902 | Buy Now |
| New Zealand Dollar | 1.8961 | Buy Now |
| Norwegian Krone | 11.213 | Buy Now |
| Polish Zloty | 5.4186 | Buy Now |
| Singapore Dollar | 1.961 | Buy Now |
| South African Rand | 17.038 | Buy Now |
| Sterling | 1.0 | Buy Now |
| Swedish Krona | 11.937 | Buy Now |
| Swiss Franc | 1.5128 | Buy Now |
| Thai Baht | 47.621 | Buy Now |
| UAE Dirham | 5.4263 | Buy Now |
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