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Both bank and landlord cases rise but remain below pre-Covid levels, despite tough cycle of interest rate rises

According to the website DownDetector, more than 6,000 people reported issues with their HSBC accounts on Friday morning with the banking giant unable to fix the issue until later in the afternoon

HSBC apologised after some were left locked out of their online banking on what is commonly payday for workers across the country - services at Virgin Money, Nationwide, Barclays and Lloyds also seemed to be experiencing difficulties on Friday morning

A Zurich Municipal survey of parents with children aged five to 16 found that some 23% had to cut back on essentials to pay for trips, and the 'bank of gran and grandad' also played a big role

Brits have revealed their best 'apology gifts' after a NatWest customer was presented with a hamper of Cadbury's chocolates following a complaint about his account

As Donald Trump and Joe Biden prepare to face off in their first debate of the 2024 campaign, it's worth examining the facts behind their claims

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has released data showing that a record 3,544,042 people are claiming Personal Independence Payment (PIP) with a third getting £737.20 a month

Currently, around 35% of households with mortgages, equating to over three million, are paying below 3% and are expected to see an increase between now and the end of 2026

A number of high street banks are handing out up to £175 alongside other perks and benefits just for switching accounts and only a few steps must be followed in order to receive all the bonuses on offer

Last week, high street bank Barclays announced that it would scrap the monthly £5 cash payments customers could get as a Blue Reward member from September 4

A China-backed pipeline that would make Niger an oil-exporting country is being threatened by an internal security crisis and a diplomatic dispute with its neighbors

Social security, gay rights, abortion, divorce, civil partnerships, the abolition of capital punishment... the list of what a massive Labour majority can achieve means it's something only the Tories are frightened of

The calculations made various assumptions, including that first-time buyers would have a 20% deposit to put down, that their mortgage term would last 25 years

Typical first-time buyers face paying £227,757 to get their first step on the property ladder, a jump of nearly a fifth since the Conservatives were elected in 2019, according to property website Rightmove.

Courtney Richman "dramatically shoved" Myra Coutinho-Lopez in the Lloyds Bank in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, following a dispute in the queue, an incident caught on the bank's CCTV

Emergency workers are still digging for survivors at another strike site in the Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza - on Saturday Israel confirmed that its fighter jets struck two Hamas military sites in Gaza City

On a night England toiled to a 1-1 draw with Denmark on Thursday night in Frankfurt and remain top of Group C - Three Lions supporters were praised for their conduct

Despite higher customer demand boosting activity, it wasn't enough to offset firms delaying spending decisions until after the General Election

Sainsbury's Bank is selling the bulk of its banking business, including its credit cards, loans and savings accounts, to high street giant NatWest - here is what it means for you

The sports industry is facing increased scrutiny over its choice of sponsors, particularly those associated with high emissions

Inflation reached a peak of 11.1% in October 2022, so it has come down drastically since then - but is it enough to sway the Bank of England to finally cut rates?

The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority said the global bank 'seriously violated' money laundering rules over its relationship with two politically exposed customers

Jaydon Thorbourne suffered a career-ending hip injury at 18 and since then has been convicted of 27 fraud offences, including cloning a girlfriend's bank card and assaulting a taxi driver

Berkeley Group is expected to post a drop in pre-tax profits on Wednesday as the housebuilder continues to struggle with poor demand in the housing market.