Rachael Adams

It calls itself ‘fast, safe and simple’, but according to some users, PayPal isn’t living up to these qualities – especially when it comes to getting hold of your cash. (more about frozen PayPal accounts...)

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Our latest Which? Money investigation looked into state pension systems in 15 different countries. Where do you think the UK sits in relation to its counterparts? (more about state pension schemes...)

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Would you turn to grandma or granddad in a cash crisis? You might not be alone - a report from Investec Wealth and Investment reveals one in six grandparents are lending an average £2,496 to their squeezed grandkids. (more about grandparents helping...)

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Our latest research suggests that some people aren't reaping the expected benefits of the gender directive, while others have seen insurance premiums  rocket - in some cases, by more than 50%. (more about the gender directive...)

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You may have heard that an EU ruling means insurers will no longer be able to use a person's gender as a rating factor to set the price you pay for your insurance. This move has been controversial – but is it fair? (more about gender discrimination...)

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When it comes to buying insurance, shopping around is the best way to make sure you don’t pay an arm and a leg. But what’s the best way to buy? Through a comparison site, a broker, or by going direct to the provider? (more on methods for buying insurance...)

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More grandparents are using equity release to help their family. Yet, is it really that sensible to release money from your home when it can be such an important safety net? (more about equity release...)

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Home emergency insurance provides peace of mind for those afraid of being left high and dry. Yet our research found a range of policies which had a whole host of exclusions. This got me thinking - is it really worth it? (more about home emergency insurance...)

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The question of ‘trust’ in financial services has always been a sticky subject, and nowhere has this been more of an issue than with financial advisers. With new legislation on the horizon, will that trust return? (more about financial advice...)

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