Money can't buy you love ... but it can buy you a motor boat in SardiniaMay 1: Q&A: Switching utilities
All six energy providers have lowered their prices in the first round of what could turn out to be a price war. Make sure you don't pay over the odds for your gas and electricity with our guide to switching your utility provider.
May 1: Store cards to carry interest rate warning
From today, people who use expensive store cards will be warned if they are being charged too much.
May 1: House prices stronger in March
House prices in England and Wales have risen by more than 8% in the past year, taking the average price of a property past £178,000, new figures claim.
May 1: Blowing hot and cold
Hot spots, cold spots - you'd think the UK was suffering some terrible sickness. It is, it's called property. And like an obsessive hypochondriac we can't get enough of our regular medicine - we call them property surveys.
May 2: Charities meet accounting challenge
A scheme to get top charities to file their accounts on time has been hailed a success, the Charity Commission said today.
May 4: IVA factories fuel insolvency boom
"Bankruptcy boom" is the headline, "Britain in debt crisis" the lead. But that doesn't reveal the true nature behind today's record personal insolvency figures, says Ed Ewing
May 4: Credit comfy Britain embraces rising debt
Despite record insolvency figures announced today, Britain is becoming an increasingly "credit comfy" nation, a report claims.
May 8: Smartcard heralds cash-free era
The days of struggling to find the right change were declared over today as Britain's banks announced the next generation of cash smartcards.
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