It’s an often quoted fact that you’re more likely to get divorced than switch your current account. But is the new seven working-day switching service going to change people’s minds? (more about seven day switching...)

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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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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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With dozens of websites offering to help you get a better deal on your insurance and energy, I’m wondering why there’s no easy way to compare the comparison sites. (more about comparison sites...)

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I doubt many people share my sustained enthusiasm for mathematics, and a new survey from BAE Systems confirms this. It seems many people can't live without a calculator - can you? (more about mental arithmetic...)

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New research has found that almost 15m people in the UK aren’t ‘making any efforts to save for the future’, while 8m people have no savings at all. Is the ability to save becoming a luxury? (more on dwindling savings...)

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Changes in regulations shouldn’t be an incentive for financial services companies to extract extra profits from customers. And yet, we continue to see it happening – so how do they get away with it? (more about bending the rules...)

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A new draft curriculum was published yesterday which could make personal finance education compulsory in schools. But will a better financial education help the next generation dodge debt and mis-selling? (more about financial education...)

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What will your finances look like in 2030? If you’re anything like me, you’ll probably find it hard to imagine one year in advance, never mind 17. Yet, we’ve been looking into the future – what will the economy look like? (more about life in 2030...)

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In theory, fee-charging current accounts should represent good value to some customers. But are they still good value if you’re not eligible to use some of the account's benefits? (more about fee-paying packaged accounts...)

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