Sterling has weakened against 38 out of 50 of the biggest currencies over the past 12 months

On a private peninsula in Greenwich, Connecticut, pictures of the 12-bedroom mansion that comes with 50.6 acres of land

Money was taken in error from the cards of M&S customers

Only 15% of households own shares but rising or falling stocks have an impact on the real world - this is why...

London and the South East led positive sentiment

Prices are being controlled by traders and market speculators - and drivers have no choice but to tag along for the ride

This year’s hopefuls have been put up in a Grade II listed house with an estimated value of £9.6million

Every bit as stylish as the Chanel brand, we take a look at the founder’s former home now on the market for £34million

The Australian hunk and reality TV star Peter Andre is selling his Sussex home.

What if you could rent with the same freedom to decorate and long-term security that homeowners are offered, but without having to buy? Well, soon you could.

They disagree on almost every aspect of how to make money from the stock market, but both Jim Simons and Warren Buffett have spent decades making billions on it. So which one is the world's greatest trader and what are their secrets?

Eight out of ten of the small towns with the most millionaires are located in the South East.

Property debt has become more concentrated

More deals for buyers with small deposits are coming on to the market

Police have raided a call centre and arrested at least five people as part of an investigation into a pension scam.

The Queen’s Speech didn’t provide any instant boosts to the country’s transport systems

Save with a few tricks and a bit of planning…

Telematics insurance provides young drivers with a cheaper deal

We might moan about the cost of hosing it, the political voting or the potential humiliation as the UK’s entry sings off key or wracks up 0 after 0 after 0 as the evening voting goes on. But there’s a simple reason everyone in the country should be behind Bonnie Tyler this year – the cash.

Homes near crossrail stations are expected to surge in value by 40% over the next five years.

Even in austerity Britain, we're buying and selling nearly 1,000,000 homes a year. Is all this investing in bricks really the best option though? We investigate the facts.

As one couple found out, painting a home hot pink can lead to nasty repercussions

What gets on the nerves of British workers the most?

There might not have ever been a double dip recession, new figures suggest, just a mistake with the stats.

Are millions of customers really all being hoodwinked by payday lenders? We spoke to payday loan company executive Daryl Thorpe to find out if the controversial product can actually be a good thing.

If you believed conventional wisdom, you’d sell all your stocks on May 1 and then buy more in September. But do any of these old sayings actually work? And could they make you rich?

Britain’s stuttering economy has led to a transformation in household behaviour and aspirations

After you read this you’ll wonder why you ever paid full price for the finer things in life.

Banks haven’t exactly covered themselves in glory over the last few years, but would you be better off simply cutting them out of your life entirely? We take a look to see if you really do need a bank account.

The high-end property market is on course for full recovery.

Sir Winston Churchill will feature on the back of the new £5 note, replacing social reformer Elizabeth Fry in 2016.

Customers get less protection against fraud on their phone and the bills can be eye-watering.

A unique train station home has come on to the market