A homecoming nightmare you just wouldn't bank on
Direct debit mix-ups, interest-rate confusion and slow service are just a few of the daily hazards suffered by today's bank account-holder. However, Nicholas O'Hara-Smith...
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Rip-off loan firms face a crackdown
The familiar thud of bank, credit card and loan statements on Britain's doormats brings with it increasingly worrying news: the country's debt mountain is rising.
The n...
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Get set for Brown's double whammy
If you earn £40,000 a year, April holds a nasty surprise. Your national insurance bill will rise by £33.66 a month. Couple this bill with the government's decis...
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Card fraud protest
Small business will complain this week they are facing a bill for internet fraud that is rising so fast it threatens e-commerce.
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB...
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C&W chief accepts 75% payoff cut
Cable & Wireless has finally settled a dispute with ousted chief executive Graham Wallace over the size of his settlement payment, giving him barely a quarter of the ...
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Britannic bins bonus and dividend payouts
Life insurer Britannic announced today that is scrapping its final 2002 dividend payment to its shareholders as well as deferring the annual bonus for its one million wit...
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Former Kmart executives charged with fraud
Two former executives at Kmart, the bankrupt discount retailer, were facing criminal and civil fraud charges yesterday, the latest in a series of allegations to have sull...
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I was blown away
When Bruce Lundvall got a message that a woman in accounts was looking for him his first thought was that he had another royalty payment problem to smooth over. The boss ...
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Irate City puts Pru chief under pressure
Jonathan Bloomer, the chief executive of Prudential, was under pressure last night after he signalled that the insurer's dividend was likely to be cut despite recent assu...
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Red tape restricts aid to world's poor
Millions of the world's poorest people are suffering because Brussels bureaucracy is slowing the payment of aid, EU officials admitted yesterday.
Poul Nielsen, the EU c...
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