Barclays clarifies £175 bonus eligibility after customer confusion
Barclays explains £175 switching bonus eligibility after customer query on 'new customer' definition.
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Sainsbury's Bank Credit Card App to Close in Weeks
Sainsbury's Bank credit card app to close on October 3, 2025, as accounts transfer to NatWest. Customers notified, no immediate action needed.
HSBC to Cut 8,000 Jobs in UK as Part of Global Savings Drive
HSBC plans to cut 8,000 UK jobs via natural attrition as part of global savings drive, also rebranding branches and focusing on Asia.
Zero Banking App Halts Operations, Customers Urged to Move Funds Immediately
Zero banking app stops trading; thousands of customers urged to move money immediately before March 31 closure.
Nationwide Warns Members of Potential Extra Charges
Nationwide warns members of changes including new fraud protections from April 9 and reduced CHAPS charges from £20 to £15 from May 1.
Revolut £20 Cashback for New UK Customers
Revolut is offering £20 to new UK customers who open an account and make a £1 purchase. No full bank switch required. Offer valid until end of 2026.
Motherwell MSP Concerned Over RBS Branch Shutdown
Motherwell MSP Clare Adamson expresses deep concern as RBS branch closes in September, impacting vulnerable customers reliant on face-to-face banking services.
Dublin Teen Dies in Turkey, Fundraiser Launched
A fundraiser has been launched for the family of 17-year-old Josh Fleming from Finglas, who died while swimming in Antalya, Turkey.
Burnham Win Could Crash Pound, Experts Warn
Andy Burnham's spending plans could spook markets and crash the pound if he becomes PM, experts warn. The Greater Manchester Mayor is expected to launch a leadership bid after the Makerfield by-election.
Arsenal Favourites to Sign Morgan Rogers Ahead of Man United
Arsenal are favourites to sign Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers this summer, with odds of 4/6. Manchester United face tough competition despite Rogers' past comments favouring them.
Australian Banks Hike Mortgage Rates but Delay Savings Account Increases
Australian banks raise mortgage rates but delay savings account increases, sparking criticism from consumer advocates over strategic 'wait and see' approach.
DWP PIP Benefits Hit 4 Million Claimants Amid 'Broken System'
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants in England and Wales have surpassed 4 million for the first time, prompting the government to acknowledge a 'broken system' and pledge reforms.
More US States Push to Ban Kratom Drink Deemed ‘Gas-Station Heroin’
At least eight US states have banned kratom, a plant-derived psychoactive substance, as addiction concerns rise. Lawmakers push for bans despite industry opposition claiming synthetic versions are the real danger.
Brent Crude Below $80 as Iranian Tankers Resume Shipping
Brent crude falls below $80 a barrel for first time since Iran war began, as Iranian oil tankers resume shipping after US peace deal, boosting supply confidence.
Scouse Kenny drug dealer jailed after move to Scotland
Jamie Horgan, known as 'Scouse Kenny', moved to the Scottish Highlands to escape crime but instead conducted over 2,000 drug deals. He was jailed for three years.
Plum Cash ISA paying 4.57% named 'pick of the week' as ISA deadline looms
Plum Cash ISA paying 4.57% named 'pick of the week' by Moneyfacts expert as ISA deadline approaches on April 6, 2026.
Bank of England Urged to Slow Bond Sales Amid Record Borrowing Costs
Former Bank of England policymakers urge scaling back bond sales to ease record UK borrowing costs, potentially saving Treasury £10bn annually.
HMRC Warns: Extend Child Benefit by August 31 or Lose Payments
HMRC will stop £117.22 monthly Child Benefit payments from September if parents of 16-19 year-olds don't extend their claim by August 31. Act now online or via the app.
DWP PIP Update: Claimants Exceed 4 Million for First Time
The number of PIP claimants in England and Wales has surpassed 4 million for the first time. The DWP updates on reforms, the Timms Review, and the Right to Try scheme.
US Apache Downed by Iran Was Smuggling Oil from Strait of Hormuz
A US Apache helicopter shot down near the Strait of Hormuz was involved in a secret oil smuggling operation, according to a Reuters investigation.
Reeves and Bailey Clash Over Banking Rules
BoE governor Andrew Bailey warns Rachel Reeves against weakening banking rules, citing risks of repeating 2008 crisis.
Nationwide Issues Urgent Alert Over 'Safe Account' Scams Targeting Savers
Nationwide warns of 'safe account' scams where fraudsters impersonate banks or police to steal money. Never transfer funds on unsolicited calls.
Premium Bonds June Draw: How to Check and What Are Your Chances?
Find out when the June Premium Bonds draw is, how to check for prizes, and your odds of winning.
Australia to Ban Debit and Credit Card Surcharges by October
Australia to ban debit and credit card surcharges by October, saving consumers A$1.6bn annually, as RBA reforms aim to ease cost-of-living pressures.
State Pension Delay Warning for Retirees This Year
Older people retiring this year may face delays in receiving their State Pension if they don't claim it. Learn about payment schedules, deferral options, and how to avoid missing out.
Dirty Car Could Ruin Your Second Date: Study Reveals Top Turn-Offs
A poll of 2,000 adults reveals that a messy car is a major dating red flag, with strong smells, cigarette ash, and old food packaging among the biggest turn-offs.
Zopa Bank Targets Major UK Digital Banking Success
Zopa Bank aims for 10 million customers, offering interest on current accounts and a wide product range to challenge traditional banks.
UK Council to Spend £7m on Homes for Afghan Refugees
Arun District Council plans to spend £7.465m on 18 properties to house Afghan refugees and provide temporary accommodation, part-funded by the government.
Savers Urged to Act Before Easter Sunday Cash Isa Deadline
Savers urged to act before Easter Sunday cash Isa deadline as rates hit 4.45% and allowance set to be cut for under-65s.
Older Pensioners: Claim £110.75 Weekly Top-Up from DWP
State pensioners aged 80 or over can boost their income by up to £110.75 per week via the DWP's over 80 pension. Find eligibility and how to claim.
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