Natalie Stanton

The costs of arranging a funeral have gone up in recent years. Natalie Stanton looks at the best ways of planning for the future.

Hundreds of thousands of 18-year-olds are leaving home for university for the first time. Natalie Stanton rounds up the top money-saving tips for new …

Going to university can be an expensive time in your life. Natalie Stanton looks at some of the ways to cut down on the costs.

Criminals are targeting a new group of victims: people buying and selling houses. Natalie Stanton explains how you can avoid getting caught out.

University can be an expensive time, so you'll want to make your money go further. Natalie Stanton hunts down the best offers and deals for students.

As a student, insuring your belongings can rack up, says Natalie Stanton. But there are ways to keep the costs down.

It’s a year since the Greek crisis was declared to be over. But rather than returning to health, the Greek economy has continued its downward spiral.

The US should be on the brink of a new recession if history is any guide. But we shouldn't be too quick jump to conclusions.

The gender gap between men and women when it comes to expected retirement income widened again last year. Natalie Stanton reports.

Natalie Stanton explains how you can manage your finances later in life to ensure your family isn’t charged more than necessary when you die.

The UK has become a hot spot for card and banking fraud. Natalie Stanton explains how to not get caught out.

Businesses have been warned that they may be charged negative interest rates on their deposits. Should savers be worried, asks Natalie Stanton.

The prime minister has been urged to ditch the expensive triple lock pensions guarantee. Natalie Stanton reports.

Putting too much weight on using your house to pay your retirement costs is unlikely to be wise, says Natalie Stanton.

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

Natalie Stanton explains why when it comes to enhanced annuities it pays to do your research.

There are times when you may want to switch your pension or pass it on to your family. Natalie Stanton explains.

Almost 140,000 holidaymakers are set to lose out after the collapse of budget travel agency Lowcostholidays. Natalie Stanton looks at the options.

Nest – the government-backed retirement scheme provider – could be set greatly to expand its role in pensions provision, says Natalie Stanton.

This week has seen a flurry of ten-year fixed mortgage deals. What's going on? Natalie Stanton reports.

How big of a risk does the collapse of an investment firm pose to your pension? Natalie Stanton investigates.

Natalie Stanton explains how to get the best deals when exchanging your pounds for holiday money.

Countries around the world are already looking at new trade agreements with a UK outside the EU. Natalie Stanton looks at some of the strongest candid…

Are putting enough of a priority on ensuring that employees’ pensions are adequately funded? Natalie Stanton reports.

Conventional wisdom holds that shares are the best place for your money in the long term, and cash in the short. But is this accurate, asks Natalie St…

Long-term returns from commercial property depend on the local economy, says Natalie Stanton.

Most savers who accessed their pension since the new pensions freedom changes didn’t shop around. Natalie Stanton explains why that's a costly mistake…

The government is chipping away at the appeal of buy-to-let residential property, says Natalie Stanton, prompting some buyers to look for alternatives…

The government is considering indexing final-salary pension schemes to the lower-rate CPI. There's just one catch, says Natalie Stanton.

In today's low-interest-rate world, knowing how much pension to draw down can be tricky, says Natalie Stanton.

The UK financial watchdog is set to crackdown on early exit fees, which charge investors who want to cash in their pensions before a set retirement ag…

Government plans to overhaul the pension scheme behind lossmaking Tata Steel could set a dangerous precedent. Natalie Stanton reports.

Huge areas of London’s tallest residential tower, St George Wharf, stand empty because their wealthy owners live elsewhere, says Natalie Stanton.

Perhaps Bank of England chief economist Andy Haldane should look closer to home when it comes to the problem with pensions.

The Pensions Bill made an appearance in the Queen's Speech last week. Natalie Stanton looks at what it might mean for your pension.

Instances of people having their homes stolen are increasing. Natalie Stanton explains how the scam works, and how you can stay safe.