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Social media tips on money are common - but there is a limit to what advice can be handed out without professional licences

Many finfluencers act legitimately but others tout products or services illegally and without authorisation, the Financial Conduct Authority said.

For Forex traders, which trading platform they use is one of the most important decisions they can make, and most traders opt for MetaTrader 5 (MT5).

Staff get £24.6m after year in which bank was penalised for ‘shockingly lax’ controls and profits fell 25% to £223m

The Financial Conduct Authority is urging households who are struggling with their debts to speak to their lender, who can offer ‘real options’.

Our own weak controls led to £28m of losses through government’s bounce back loans, says chief executive

The search for a new Chief Executive Officer has ended. After months of evaluating both internal and external candidates, Stellantis has named a successor to Carlos Tavares. The former CEO resigned in December 2024, despite his five-year contract being set to expire in early 2026. Antonio Filosa has been unanimously…

When you buy a new car, you expect it to keep you and your loved ones safe. But what if the auto manufacturer behind your shiny new ride cut corners on crash tests just to boost their bottom line? It’s a troubling thought but more common than you might think.

Lenders’ routine purging after six years means details of some car buyers due compensation may have been lost

A full 31 per cent of people have under £1,000 saved in case of emergencies

The Financial Conduct Authority estimates that 24% of UK adults have low financial resilience and one in 10 has no cash savings.