If you were given £10,000 what would you spend it on? Deposit for a house, education, starting up your own business?

As a first-time buyer you probably have a lot of questions. From how to negotiate the asking price, to mortgages and offers, here are the questions you really want the answers to.

Accidents do happen, and a new list reveals it's carpets and mobile phones that are most likely to bear the brunt. Could you afford to repair or replace them without insurance?

With spending limits having risen to £100 in October, the simple tap-and-go system gives us both convenience and speed when shopping. But there are a few rules you should follow to make sure you don’t get caught out.

It's easy to forget just how much Christmas costs, and it's not just presents as our list shows.

To help you ensure your car is taxed, we’ve taken a look at some of the recent rule and payment changes

You usually need ID to open a bank account, like a passport or driving licence. Here’s what to do and alternatives if you don’t have the right documents.

How do you get out of debt - for good? We asked Hayley, who runs the website Disease Called Debt, for her personal story.

Ombudsmen may have a bit of a strange name, but what they do is simpler than they sound. We spoke to the Financial Ombudsman Service for tips on what they do.

Four in ten Brits continue to pay for a subscription they’re not using. We've tips to make sure you aren't one of them