Guest blogger Jill Waters, Head of Customer Contact Centres at NS&I, explains how to check whether any of the £40 million worth of unclaimed Premium Bond prizes belong to you.
When someone at lovemoney.com writes about the “real” price of food, electricity, property, or other things, it's not because we're concerned about all those “fake” prices out there.
The Irish government pushed through big spending cuts over the last year. The theory was that lower government borrowing would reduce fears of a debt default and keep interest rates down. The theory has been proven wrong in practice.
The coalition government is set to announce more spending cuts in the upcoming emergency budget. That's a mistake. Spending cuts will make the economic situation worse, not better.
The Lib Dems published their manifesto today. Ed Bowsher really likes their proposal on credit and store cards but he's not sure they've got it right when it comes to pensions.
George Osborne has taken lots of stick for his performance on the 'Ask the Chancellors' tv show last night, but he got one thing right - well, half right anyway.
It's fashionable in some quarters to fret about rising prices, but today's inflation statistics show there's no need to lose any sleep on this. Interest rates will probably stay low for some time to come.
We'll hear the last budget before the election on Wednesday. I thought I'd give the Chancellor a few last minute tips on what should be in his red box.