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We’re looking at how individuals can cope with impulsive and compulsive spending in efforts to improve their financial wellbeing. 

The publishing of the Government’s White Paper outlining its plans for private rented sector (PRS) reform, titled A fairer private rented sector, has resulted in some pretty outlandish media coverage.

If you could go back in time and teach your younger self money management, what tips would you pass on? We’ve uncovered the financial advice people would most like to give.

We sit down with Senior Portfolio Manager James Helmore to discuss how he switched from law to banking, and how development finance is helping to regenerate areas of his native Devon.

To mark the start of the holiday season, we’ve gathered the best savings tips when exchanging currency and using cards and cash abroad. 

UK Finance’s annual report shows £1.3 billion was stolen last year through financial fraud and scams. We examine some of the areas where fraudsters are targeting consumers and businesses. 

The downvaluing of properties is sometimes interpreted as a sign of a downturn in the market, but this is not always the case. Our Mortgages Managing Director, Richard Rowntree, explains why.

We’re sharing five ways a grandparent can save for their grandchildren. There are an array of routes that can be adopted when kick-starting a grandchild’s financial journey.

Find out about the people and companies that make up the mortgage intermediary profession, with our Mortgage Intermediary Insight Report.

Social media DIY advice often seems like an easy fix, but some tips may be doing more harm than good. Here are five of the worst DIY hacks advised online and we recommend you avoid them at all costs!