Rupert Jones

5-min read Current and retired teachers who are getting divorced have said their lives are on hold because of a bureaucratic logjam involving their pensions.

Some are predicting sweeping changes to the levy payable on the part of estates over £325,000

Price cap set by Great Britain’s regulator rose to £1,717 a year this month but there are cheaper fixed deals

University researchers have accused the service of overstating the number of cases it has upheld in favour of the people who complain to it

Rupert Jones 6 min read People who go to one of the UK's main customer complaints bodies for help are being “misled” about their

After ‘secret’ commissions paid to dealers by lenders were ruled unlawful, billions might be available in compensation

Richard Cox, 72, was one of millions of pensioners who lost out on the winter fuel allowance when the government announced changes to the payments in July.

A retiree, a young worker, a family, a single parent and a pension saver reflect on what the changes mean for them

Use your Isa allowance if you can, hurry up with your property purchase and review your pension provision

Lloyds Bank says ‘hundreds’ of its customers are victims of fraud – with 90% of cases starting on social media