Spend & Save

The Bargain Hunter: 100 holidays for £100

If you're thinking about booking a low-cost holiday this autumn, look no further than EasyJet's 100 holidays for £100 sale. Breaks include seven nights in a three-star hotel in the Algarve (departing from Belfast) for £57 per person, two nights in a four-star hotel in Tallinn, Estonia (departing from Liverpool) for £67 per person and two nights in a four-star hotel in Bologna, Italy (departing from Gatwick) for £88 per person. Visit http://ind.pn/nnmDQC for the full list of holiday offers.

Inside Spend & Save

Mark Dampier: Sadly, the West has hit its credit limit

Saturday, 6 August 2011

The Analyst

Equities shine in era of low interest rates

Saturday, 6 August 2011

For investors seeking an income, the stock market recovery and strong results from top firms offer opportunities, says Rob Griffin

Questions Of Cash: Insurance policy required me to turn off alarm

Saturday, 6 August 2011

Q. I am visiting my daughter in New Zealand for two months during this winter. As a requirement of our household insurance policy with Churchill, we are required to turn off all services – gas, electricity and water. This would disable our burglar alarms and the central heating, risking frozen pipes. MB, by email.

Money Insider: Saved! How your cash can benefit your team

Saturday, 6 August 2011

many football league clubs will run out on to the pitch at the start of another new season thanks in part to the ongoing financial support of their loyal supporters via affinity savings accounts.

Investment that's blowing in the wind

Saturday, 6 August 2011

Investing in wind farms is more than hot air. It's a chance to use your cash to make a difference, while hopefully making a profit. But it's an investment where returns are at risk, not least from the vagaries of British weather. If the wind doesn't blow hard enough, the wind farm can't generate alternative energy or profits.

Alice-Azania Jarvis: My vintage TV could yet open up a new world

Saturday, 6 August 2011

In The Red

Derek Pain: This ugly duckling has a good chanceto become a swan

Saturday, 6 August 2011

No Pain, No Gain

Five Questions About: Fixed-rate bonds

Saturday, 6 August 2011

Simon Read: Complaints' numbers show that lenders failed again

Saturday, 6 August 2011

Around 900 people a day complained to the Financial Ombudsman Service between April and June this year about being missold payment protection insurance. That was at the height of the banks' refusal to face up to the scandal and their attempts to delay paying out compensation to millions through pointless legal delays.