You’d expect your travel insurance policy to foot the bill if your expensive iPhone was stolen on holiday. Well, we’ve found that many travel insurers are covering only a fraction of the total value of your gadgets. (more about travel insurance...)

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Do you live with a partner who owns a property? Do you pay your partner rent? If so, you could be a ‘mortgage squatter’, with no automatic rights to the property if your relationship breaks down. (more about mortgage squatters...)

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We've got something to celebrate, as pensions minister Steve Webb has announced a ban on consultancy charges for auto-enrolment pension schemes. But our work doesn't end here... (more about auto-enrolment...)

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We’re asking you, the Which? Conversation community, to help answer people’s financial queries. This month, we’re asking what you’d to with a lump of cash if you were lucky enough to have one. (more about investing lump sums...)

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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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When you’re young it’s easy to assume that, eventually, you’ll get a job and earn good money. But new research has found that instead, high debt and reliance on parents is becoming the new ‘normal’. (more about young people in debt...)

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Given her history, Kerry Katona seems an odd choice to front a marketing campaign for a payday loans company. And it seems the advertising watchdog agrees, as it has deemed the Cash Lady TV ads ‘irresponsible’. (more about payday loan adverts...)

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New research into the cost of leisure activities has revealed that the cost of Premier League tickets has risen 198% over the last 10 years. Is top-class football getting beyond the means of traditional fans? (more on football ticket inflation...)

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Nearly half of those with interest-only mortgages set to mature before 2020 face a shortfall at the end of their mortgage deal. Have you saved up enough to repay your interest-only mortgage? (more about interest-only mortgages...)

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Around 13,500 Bank of Ireland customers will be hit by mortgage rates hikes from 1 May 2013. These customers signed up for mortgages that track the Bank of England rate, some of which were 'lifetime' trackers. (more about Bank of Ireland mortgages...)

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When money’s tight, a credit card can prove useful to help balance the books. But what happens if you don’t get the rate you wanted? Or worse still, what if you’re refused altogether? (more about getting refused credit...)

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The European Consumers' Organisation (BEUC) is campaigning to have 'rip off' surcharges banned across Europe. So it's over to Monique Goyens, director general at BEUC, who tells us how they're getting on. (more about surcharges in Europe...)

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