What would negative interest rates mean for mortgages and savings?

Variable-rate mortgages may fall a little, and it seems unlikely banks will charge to hold savings

More than 50,000 RBS staff to work from home until at least September

Bank memo also outlines new Covid-19 safety rules for 400 employees returning in June

UK dividend cuts and deferrals top £30bn since Covid-19 crisis

HSBC and BT among firms to make largest reductions to weather pandemic, data shows

Covid-19 a ‘wake-up call’ to build fairer society, says billionaire JP Morgan boss

Jamie Dimon says crisis must be used to ‘rebuild an economy that creates and sustains opportunity for dramatically more people’

Cash could be the latest victim of coronavirus – and may never recover

More people are turning to online banking and contactless payments amid pandemic concerns

As in 2008, this crisis will bring winners and losers. This time, let’s get it right

Progressives missed an opportunity after the last crash. To fix our broken economy after Covid-19, we need bold new ideas, says Carys Roberts, executive director of the Institute for Public Policy Research

Bank of England could increase economic stimulus, says senior official

Expansion of quantitative easing ‘quite possible’ and negative interest rates kept under review

State-backed loan schemes deliver £15bn to UK businesses

Chancellor says 304,000 firms have benefited in sharp increase in lending during pandemic

Sainsbury’s took a loan payment after it said it wouldn’t

But there’s better news for travellers, as Eurostar and BA ease coronavirus refund policies

Airbnb insists on making a refund to a cancelled credit card

Lloyd’s Bank had to cancel my original payment card because of fraud

Lloyds rushes to fix flaw that stopped firms receiving Covid loans

Exclusive: UK subsidiary caught in bank’s tangle over government-backed loans

UK lenders have granted nearly 1.2m payment holidays

Payment holidays for around 700,000 credit cards and 470,000 loans have been granted

I made millions out of the last debt crisis. Now the wealthy stand to win again

We need a fairer tax system so that wealthy people like me help solve the fallout from coronavirus, says the economist and former trader Gary Stevenson