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By James Daley

The FCA has announced plans to force savings providers to get rid of accounts paying derisory rates. But it's unlikely to have much impact, and there are bigger battles to be fighting.

By The Fairer Finance Team

The Times & Sunday Times have launched a new money website, called Money Mentor. All of Fairer Finance's ratings are published on the site - as well as some new ratings which we created specifically for the partnership.

By James Daley

Forcing insurers to put last year's renewal price on their letters was the right thing to do. But the FCA's analysis shows it's not had the impact that anyone had expected

By James Daley

The FCA has published its interim report of its general insurance market study. It's left some radical measures on the table, but everything's still up for grabs.

By Rory Cardwell

Do customers understand what Aorta graft surgery or Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease is? The challenge of simplifying protections policies.

By Peter Roper

Increasingly, current accounts are being provided by Electronic Money Institutions (EMIs) and payment institutions. What does this mean for the future of banking?

By James Daley

Barclays has announced it will no longer allow its customers to withdraw cash at Post Office branches from 2020. It's a decision that has far reaching implications for the stability of the whole cash infrastructure.

By James Daley

In a competitive credit market, firms find it hard to resist the temptation to incite their customers to borrow money. But in doing so, they're crossing a line

By James Daley

Measuring quality in banking is no mean feat, but our new report aims to do just that.

By Thomas Brennan-Siegert

Most consumers don't care about sample sizes. So why do we bother telling them?