Contactless technology has become more popular in the last year, with recent reports suggesting usage has grown significantly. Some don't like them - but you can request not to have one.

In his Budget speech on March 18, Chancellor George Osborne said the fully flexible Isa would be available from the autumn. But it has emerged that savers will have to wait until April 6 next year.

Britain's biggest bank, which has 16 million UK customers, failed to transfer hundreds of millions of pounds this morning. They say those who missed out should be paid this evening.

New banks are raising the interest paid out on fixed-rate bonds to as high as 2.06 per cent for 12 months.

An increase in the base rate is finally on the cards, with the Bank warning that it could come early next year. But there will be no guarantee that increases will be passed on to savers.

We pick our five favourite cash Isas for savers. This is essential Isa reading and is kept up-to-date throughout the year

Savers and borrowers are seeking out peer-to-peer firms in a bid to access better rates, we explain how lend-to-save works and whether it is safe.

Football fans are being warned financial offerings linked to their club could be a dud signing - especially savings accounts paying relegation zone interest.

With the new 2015-2016 term looming, many major banks have released their new student current accounts, or altering their old ones, in a bid to lure a new generation of customers.

The second issue of Skipton Limited Edition eSaver pays 1.12 per cent after tax (1.4 per cent before). Savers in the first issue, which pays a lower 1 per cent, can switch to the better deal.

Interest paid on fixed-rate bond is edging higher as new banks leapfrog each other to attract savers. Both RCI and Charter Savings now pay 2.06% fixed for a year.

BM Savings want to charge me half the interest I've made on my cash Isa as a fee for paying the money straight to my account. Why is it free if it's a cheque payment?

Tech giant Apple has launched a service that turns your mobile phone into a wallet. So how does it work and is it safe?

We explain the rules on savings compensation, updated as they change, and how to keep your money safe by not putting too much savings with one bank

The way you spread out your savings with banks is crucial in terms of protection and compensation. We show you how to get protected.

This week, the Independent Commission on Banking told how consumers get poor value from their bank. Yet we move our current account just once every 26 years. We tell you how to get a better deal.