Mortgage borrowers are being urged to act quickly as lenders pull hundreds of deals and replace them with more expensive options.

Approach funeral plans with caution and consider alternatives, says Paul Lewis.

NS&I is cutting the Premium Bond prize fund rate from 3.6% to 3.3% in April, lengthening the odds of each £1 bond winning a prize from one in 22,000 to one in 23,000.

You don’t have to increase your contactless card payment limit, says Paul Lewis

There is just a month to go before the end of the tax year on April 5, so if you’re considering using some or all this year’s £20,000 individual savings account (ISA) allowance, you may want to get your skates on.

The energy price cap, which limits the amount customers on standard variable tariffs pay for each unit of gas and electricity, will fall by 7% from April, taking average annual bills from £1,758 to £1,641 for a typical household.

Is it worth paying off part of a Plan 2 loan? Almost never, says Paul Lewis

With the end of the 2025/26 tax year on 5 April just a few weeks away, now is the perfect time to review your pension and explore ways to make it work harder for you.

Paul Lewis demystifies the Chancellor’s plans for pension contributions

As the value of gold shoots up, is it worth raiding your jewellery box, asks Paul Lewis

There can be few things more devastating than realising that someone you have feelings for and trusted only entered a relationship with you to con you out of money.

The system depends on carers, yet leaves many financially vulnerable, says Paul Lewis.

Miserable weather this January means that many of us will be busy planning getaways to sunnier climes, but make sure you buy travel cover at the same time you book your break.

The deal for claimants may now improve, but here’s how to help yourself, says Paul Lewis

There’s just a fortnight left to get your tax return in or risk being hit by a £100 fine.

January is often known as ‘divorce month’ with many couples finding dividing up their money and belongings one of the most stressful parts of splitting up.

The Bank of England delivered an early Christmas present for mortgage holders and homebuyers this week by cutting interest rates to their lowest level in nearly three years.

More than a quarter of savers have never moved their savings, despite the fact they could be missing out hundreds of pounds of interest a year.

Looking for a Christmas gift that lasts longer than toys? A financial present could be the perfect way to support your children or grandchildren’s future.

A surprising gift, you might think — but a fruitful one, says Paul Lewis.

There are ways to give money without liability for inheritance tax, says Paul Lewis.