Around 45,000 lifetime ISA (LISA) savers were penalised with unauthorised withdrawal charges more than once in 2024/25, Plum has revealed

Almost half (48%) of young adults facing housing insecurity say that a lack of financial education is the primary cause of these problems, Money Ready has found

The average five-year mortgage fix has reached 6%, the highest rate since September 2023, Moneyfacts has revealed. The latest data revealed that the number of sub-5% fixed mortgage deals in the UK has dropped by 99% in September, from 1,494 deals at the start of the month to just nine yesterday

Over three-quarters of people aged 55 to 64 say they have already taken the tax-free lump sum from their pension, with many spending the money on discretionary purchases rather than retirement costs, AJ Bell has found

Almost half (46%) of aspiring homeowners have said they would use pension savings towards a house deposit if the rules allowed, Leeds Building Society has found

Approvals for both purchases and remortgages fell again in August, with mortgage borrowing and consumer credit borrowing rising from the previous month, according to the Bank of England’s latest data. The central banks' Money & Credit statistics for August found that net mortgage approvals - an indicator of future borrowing - for house purchases fell to 54,900 from 55,900 in July and were below the six-month average of around 60,100

Almost half of Britons feel financially unprepared for major life events, despite recognising the importance of long-term financial planning, according to new research

More than half (55%) of Scottish adults with complex income who do not own their own home fear they may never get on the property ladder, according to research from Pepper Money

Building societies paid savers an extra £2.1bn in interest in 2025 compared with average rates offered by the UK’s largest banks, Moneyfacts has found