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Popping the question doesn't have to break the bank, as bargain retailer Poundland has brought back its iconic engagement ring that will only set you back £1. But, some shoppers aren't impressed

The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) said HSBC failed "over many years" to properly put in place the requirements to protect saver deposits dating back to 2015

A lack of infrastructure and resources in the women's game means that the art of scouting and recruitment remains a turbulent and disparate realm for clubs across the UK to navigate

You'll get the cash no matter which broadband plan you choose

Lloyds Bank is shutting down its mobile banking service this year, after revealing plans to shed 1,600 jobs across its branch network as it moves ahead in the shift towards online banking

The seats are in Block L5 at the front of Anfield’s towering Main Stand, which are situated just behind the dugout. They are arguably the best in the house - but are sold by Liverpool for a face value of just £60

An overdraft lets you borrow money through your current account, so it’s a form of debt as it needs to be repaid - but how does this affect your credit score?

The UK Government's very particular job description for an astronaut is being mocked by Brits online, as it is filled with seemingly obvious information about the required work pattern

Banks offer switching incentives to entice customers into moving their cash to them however the pool of incentives has dried up a tad with another bank axing its switching offer

Casino Professor shares its findings on online casino MrQ - and offers advice about getting fast payouts

According to Lloyds Banking Group, only 8% of its more than 21 million banking customers choose to bank with them exclusively through its high street branches, whilst four our of five now use online banking

The Bank and the Treasury launched a consultation in February last year over the so-called central bank digital currency

Banks and building societies have closed at an alarming rate in recent years, with over 5,800 branches shutting since 2015, the consumer group said

The number of current account customers ditching and switching their bank or building society reached a record high in the final quarter of 2023, according to the Current Account Switch Service (Cass)

More than 100,000 sought help to escape their abuser via the National Centre for Domestic Abuse and Violence last year - the most ever since records began.

Jaime Gilinski Bacal will join the board as a non-executive director and will help oversee how the business is run

The influential S&P Global/CIPS flash UK purchasing managers' index (PMI) reported a reading of 52.5 in January, up from 52.1 in December

Fraud experts are warning that some 'special travel offers' may turn out to be cons from crooks trying to relieve you of your hard-earned money

UK email users have been placed on red alert with thousands targeted by scary new scam.

The number of firms on the brink of collapse jumped by more than a quarter at the end of 2023 as fears grow over a "debt storm" caused by the recent barrage of interest rate rises, a report has warned

New Year's resolutions already dropped by the wayside in the face of juggling real life? The Mirror team has some easy and simple suggestions of tried and tested ways to give yourself a boost

Wendy Slater hit rock bottom when £5,300 was taken from her account by a relationship coach she'd found online - and she's not the only woman who has felt exploited by controversial 'love expert' Jake Maddock

Inflation has crept back up again - but the good news is, the top-paying savings rates are still above 4%. So where exactly should you be putting your money?

The supermarket giant said it will be 'business as usual for now' at the bank

House prices fell by 2.1% over the 12 months to November 2023 to reach £285,000 on average, the Office for National Statistics