‘Bank’s foreign crackdown left us stranded’
August 4th, 2008A young family were left without cash in Spain after their card was swallowed by a cash machine, as part of banks’ crackdown on fraud abroad

A young family were left without cash in Spain after their card was swallowed by a cash machine, as part of banks’ crackdown on fraud abroad

Savers should make sure their interest rates are still competitive as research shows that some of last year’s best-buy accounts have faded badly

Iceland’s banks have almost as many British savers as there are Icelanders. So how would the tiny country cope with a Northern Rock-style collapse?

Abbey today toppled Halifax as the UK’s biggest mortgage lender by taking more than a quarter of all business in the first six months of the year

The credit crunch has sparked a fierce battle for your money. But who is worthy of your custom - the bank or the building society?

Mike Simmonds has won compensation from Barclays for its delay in opening his and his wife’s Tax Haven cash Isa accounts

Mortgage rate cuts have delivered hope that the property squeeze may be easing but the cost of fixed rate security remains high

Hostilities between inter-dealer brokers could be on the wane with GFI of New York and Tullett Prebon of London discussing a merger
With its unspiolt mountains, the Tatra Peaks of Slavakia are alive with the sound of savvy investors

Commercial banks are moving swiftly to strengthen and expand their operations to service the companies responsible for soaring trade levels between India and China.