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Survey reveals widespread confusion about the information recorded in reports and how it is used
Brexit uncertainty and low rates are hitting lenders, says rating agency
Strong rise in purchases over previous years as Britons seek pre-Christmas bargains
Survey of European consumer habits shows Britons are financially aware, yet love to borrow
PPI claims may soon be terminated but new boss cannot underestimate other challenges
Technical revision of data soothes fears consumers might stop spending
Savvy shoppers game the system to collect the maximum amount of points
Cost to borrow is rising as lenders have pulled their best low interest rate deals over the past year
Approvals for home purchases increase in June, Bank of England data show
US investment bank expands UK presence with £200m fintech deal
Pendragon was hit by an excess of stock across the business.
Net mortgage lending increased slightly to £4.3bn in April, BoE data shows
Activity in housing market has been held back by Brexit uncertainty
£4.6bn withdrawn on UK credit cards last year
FCA forces change that it says could mean credit-card consumers save millions
Dealers seek higher interest charges to generate more commission, FCA finds
FT money editor Claer Barrett is joined by Money Mentor Lindsay Cook to discuss crac…
UK shoppers rein in their spending and begin to rebuild their savings
Regulator concerned that individual voluntary agreements up by a fifth
The system is better able to withstand disruption from the market, says deputy governor
Survey shows greater gloom on credit card lending than during the financial crisis
There are tempting zero per cent offers, but get your spending under control before you apply
Eight credit unions went out of business in 2018 while many others cut back on lending
Credit growth at lowest level since May 2015 as spending power squeezed
