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Barclaycard buoyed by August bank holiday spending surge

Card payment firm reports more transactions at weekend than on any day since Christmas Eve 2019

Watchdog warns UK banks of Afghanistan financial crime risks

FCA reminds financial firms to guard against money-laundering amid fears of rise in terrorist activity

Business confidence in UK at four-year high but staff shortages a concern

Greater optimism among companies in August about post-Covid recovery, says Lloyds

Student banking: choose an account that works for you

You can get all kinds of perks, from freebies to 0% overdrafts – here’s what’s on offer this year

Extinction Rebellion targets City of London in ‘blood money’ protest

Activists tour financial institutions to highlight firms they believe to be culpable in climate crisis

Mosquito State review – a torrid, original tone poem to late capitalism

Swarms of bloodsucking insects mirror the volatility of the markets in this thrilling drama of financial crisis

Extinction Rebellion blocks junction in London’s West End in latest protest

Activists earlier blocked Whitehall in demonstration against HMRC and Barclays over funding of fossil fuel industries

EasyJet appoints former RBS boss Stephen Hester as chair

Executive to succeed John Barton as chair of budget airline on 1 December

The Guardian view on high pay: the fat cats are still there

Editorial: Vast disparities in income may have lost some of their power to shock. But they remain a gross injustice

‘Taper tantrum’ by stock markets points to gaps in the easy recovery story

Cheap money, the Delta variant and China’s sluggish performance add up to tough times ahead

Lloyds plans big move into UK rental market with 50,000 homes

Banking group joins other high street names seeking a fresh income at a time of record low interest rates

Nationwide to pay £125 to existing members who switch current account

Existing customers to receive larger reward than new ones, in move that follows HSBC and Virgin Money

Want to get your finances under control? There’s an app for that

Your smartphone is the gateway to a host of budgeting apps to track spending, saving and investing

Flutter’s punt on US gambling business FanDuel has played out in spades

The FTSE 100 company’s share of the US online sportsbook market in the last quarter was an astonishing 45%, which equates to 2.2m people

What is going on at the Co-op Bank’s call centres?

I’m trying to pay someone £40 using telephone banking but I can’t get through to anyone

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