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The majority of those tricked out of money after meeting people on dating sites lost more than £2,000.

An estimated seven million people have lost savings and pensions, but there is help to track them down.

Wages rose at an annual pace of 3.1% in the three months to August, official figures show.

Documents reveal plans to spend hundreds of millions of pounds to address problems with the system.

GoCompare wants you to let it choose your energy supplier forever, but can it really find the best deal?

Businessman and Dragons' Den star Theo Paphitis credits dyslexia for giving him an "advantage".

Postal staff have seen the value of their shares shrink by thousands of pounds just before planning to sell them.

Its future was uncertain, but the Bank of England has decided to give it a new lease of life.

The bank pays 190,000 small shareholders 2p a share, the first payout since the 2008 financial crisis.

How can I protect my investments against inflation?

The energy regulator Ofgem says it is concerned about customers who cannot afford to keep their meter topped up

Employees who use desks that allow them to sit or stand are healthier and happier, research suggests.

Minorities often feel "like they are hitting a brick wall" at work, the prime minister says.

Young people are increasingly becoming the victims of card fraud, or are being used as money mules

Thousands of the chain's staff, whose personal details were posted online, are seeking compensation.

Politicians say metering will save water but admit it may lead to higher bills for some homes.

New research finds 40% of young adults still cannot afford to buy a house, even with a 10% deposit.

Tipping has become a political issue in some countries, but to offer money as a reward for good service is not as universal as you might think.

As thousands sign up to "gambling blocks" on two apps, one ex-addict talks about how it helped him.

Campaigners had been attempting to "flood" the snackmaker by posting empty packets back to its HQ.