George Nixon

New deal means that first-time buyers need only £5,000 to get on the ladder, as long as they save it themselves, reports George Nixon

Some 22 million savers are in with a better chance of winning as scandal-hit NS&I raises rates

A review led by Richard Lloyd, former executive director at the consumer group Which?, will gather evidence on where intervention is needed

With markets reacting badly to the turmoil around No 10, is there an opportunity for investors? George Nixon thinks so

Inflation caused by the war with Iran is more likely to hit homeowners in Britain whose cheap loans come to an end this year

One in ten are buying their first home outright as the Bank of Mum and Dad fills the affordability gap

The Treasury-owned bank that failed to return the savings of customers who had died says it could take until June 2027 to complete all the payouts

Jason Llewellyn suffered serious injuries, then Zurich left him waiting months before paying his £9,000 expenses

Homeowners in other countries avoid rate shocks by fixing their interest for decades. Here’s what the UK could learn from the US, Europe and Australia

It’s the UK’s most common crime, costing £14 billion a year, yet less than 10 per cent of reports reach the police