The UK's biggest financial mis-selling scandal's led to £36bn in payouts. How has it affected us all?
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Kevin Peachey
Personal finance reporter
Personal finance
Simon Read
Personal finance reporter
The retail giant has angered customers by introducing a new range of plastic envelopes for deliveries.
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Brian Milligan
Personal Finance reporter
A million more young people are likely to find themselves living with their parents over the next decade, according to the insurance company Aviva.
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Simon Read
Personal finance reporter
British banks experienced more than 10 outages a month in the past year, BBC analysis of new data reveals.
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Sean Coughlan
BBC News family and education correspondent
Graduates have paid millions in repayments even though their student loans have been cleared.
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Sajid Javid says he has no plans to make house sellers, rather than buyers, pay stamp duty tax.
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Tom Espiner
Business reporter, BBC News
A third of people in the UK have reined in spending due to Brexit uncertainty, a survey suggests.
Read moreOnline banking woes return for TSB
Kevin Peachey
Personal finance reporter
Customers of TSB felt a disturbing sense of deja vu when online and app banking stopped working earlier today.
The bank was left reeling from an IT fiasco last year, which ultimately led to the departure of its former chief executive Paul Pester.
Customers complained on social media that they were again locked out of mobile and internet banking early today.
The bank confirmed a "technical hitch" had caused the problems, but this had now been resolved.
Most banks suffer temporary shutdowns in IT services, with most resolved fairly quickly, but the number of cases has put banks under the microscope of MPs and regulators.
Kevin Peachey
Personal finance reporter
Metro Bank retains top spot among customers, despite its difficulties as a business.
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