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Spending is up, but concern is growing over credit quality and profitability
Jud Linville leaves as part of effort to unify business with rest of retail banking
In the latest part of an FT series, Tom Hancock and Wang Xueqiao look at the boom in household borrowing
Never opt to pay in sterling abroad, you could end up paying 8 per cent more
Problems arise just weeks after rival Visa hit technical problems
Court of Appeal ruled case will need to be reconsidered by competition tribunal
You can borrow thousands for nothing, but they are dangerous in the wrong hands
Companies top up legal reserves in preparation for end of hostilities with merchants
Vulnerable consumers’ ‘only source of credit’ is becoming more expensive
Alert over risky lending practices comes at important time for Virgin Money-CYBG talks
Lack of number skills have big implications for the nation’s personal finances
Bad for terrorists, good for hackers: what life is really like in a cashless society
Alliance with Deutsche Bank to cut billions of euros in transaction costs
New chief pushes for higher revenues by opening up more venues for customers
Companies have until September to comply with new measures
Mortgage problems add to signs of hardship despite strong economy and tax cuts
The move from the UK lender helps as part of its role in fraud prevention
UK banks may follow move by Lloyds after sharp fall in value of bitcoin
Can you monitor your spending with tap and pay technology?
Rising soured debts raise concerns about the financial health of middle America
Credit card use rose in 2017 but mobile payments are a threat
Retailers no longer allowed charge consumers for paying on plastic
Ban on charging fees set to spur payments innovation
