UK petrol and diesel prices falling at fastest rate this year, says RAC

Households paying about £4 less to fill up a family car than a month ago, with further drops expected

HSBC calls on tech firms to help refund victims of fraud

Bank says new UK compensation rules will fail to curb APP scams and prove financial sector is not the problem

UK savers urged to find better deals after several banks cut interest rates

Bank of England may have kept rates steady this week but TSB, NS&I and others have all announced cuts

Supermarket convenience stores ‘charge up to 21% more than their larger branches’

Which? study of 42 popular items such as pasta and milk revealed price difference even greater for loyalty card members

Sell, sell, sell: corporate styling breaks out of the office and into fashion

From brands such as Ganni and Prada, to FKA Twigs and Taylor Swift, ‘corpcore’ is thriving

JP Morgan creates new role to prevent overwork among junior bankers

Bank’s head of diversity and inclusion appointed to help tackle long hours and support staff wellbeing

Billionaire Guy Hands’ property firm takes housing reforms to European court

Annington Property fears recent legislation could potentially affectthe value of some of the 38,000 UK military homes it holds

The great divide: are office workers more productive than those at home?

Amazon has told staff they must return five days a week – but experts don’t all agree that flexible working cuts output

Warning social media videos could be exploited by scammers to clone voices

Research released by Starling Bank finds 28% of people have been targeted at least once in the past year

Ovo Energy to pay out nearly £2.4m over customer complaint failures

Ofgem says 1,395 customers will receive compensation after lengthy delays in getting complaints addressed

UK’s smart meter targets leaving energy users short-changed, says Martin Lewis

Consumer campaigner writes to Ed Miliband warning that installations are being prioritised over repairs

The 40-year mortgage – solution to rising property values or too high a price to pay?

Deals that last four decades can help some get on the property ladder, but the overall cost may be a shock

Lloyds sent my £37,000 to the Duchy of Cornwall and I can’t get it back

I changed my business to sole trader status. The next thing I knew, my firm had been deemed ‘dissolved’ and my money given to the state

Automatically enrol young staff into workplace pension schemes, says IFS

Thinktank says with up to 40% of staff on track for inadequate funds even 16-year-olds should be signed up

Gap between average rents in north and south of England shrinks to lowest level

Difference now stands at 37% with tenants in north paying £960 a month compared with £1,317 in south