The Financial Conduct Authority has named and shamed banks and building societies offering the lowest interest rates. Natalie Stanton reports.

Some easy-access accounts let you earn a bit of a return on cash without having to jump through too many hoops. Sarah Moore looks at the best deals.

As much as £600m could be lying unclaimed in forgotten Child Trust Funds. Sarah Moore explains how to track down the lost savings.

Many banks offer cash incentives to switch your current account to them, says Sarah Moore. And it’s easier than you think.

Once-apathetic British bank customers are now jilting their current account providers at record rates, says Jessica Higgs.

The struggling Manchester Building Society has warned savers to keep their balances below the £75,000 limit covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

Banks know that eye-catching time-limited rates are a good way of signing up customers. But as Sarah Moore explains, it can pay to switch.

Pensions are changing – for the better in the long term. But in the short term, we’ve got a complicated mess. Charlie Corbett looks at the best ways to squirrel away your cash.

John Stepek runs through the main points of the Budget – and catches up on the rather more important stuff happening on the other side of the Atlantic.

In his eighth Budget as chancellor, George Osborne announced a new “Lifetime Isa”, reduced corporation tax, and raised personal tax thresholds. Here are the main points of his Budget speech.