Wind, sun, earth or water: greener ways to fuel home
The giddy ride to the promised land of pensions
0% deal for 18 months lures card hoppers
For rate tarts, it might sound like credit-card heaven.
ID theft: we're throwing away £1.7bn a year
Wealth Check: 'Bite the bullet, pay your debts and destroy the credit cards'
The problem: He wants to save but he likes to spend
Money News: PPI providers 'are still failing their customers'
Payment protection insurance (PPI) is to be investigated by the Competition Commission after the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) decided that the cover is "failing consumers".
Sam Dunn: The case of the missing Equitable evidence
Advisers admit mis-selling as complaints clock counts down
Beach life: A preview of the new man-made island in the Seychelles
Lenders lower the bar on rates for buyers with small deposits
Bullish reports of a mini-boom in the property market in some parts of the country might sound great for people looking to sell their homes, but they won't cheer first-time buyers, and even the vendors themselves could come unstuck if the cost of the home they're chasing has likewise gone through the roof.
Is it time you ditched the debt?
Bringing empty housing stock back into circulation
New apartments: get the whole package
My Home: Jenny Packham, fashion designer
Properties of the week: six to view
Will Anderson: The Green House
Victoria Summerley: Town Life
I've been humming the theme tune of Dad's Army ever since a leaflet plopped through the letter box advertising the services of a company calling itself HomeGuard. Basically, this is a private security service which, for a fee, will patrol your neighbourhood, spotting potential ne'er-do-wells and generally keeping an eye on your house while you're on holiday.
