New measures introduced by the government to help homeowners struggling with repayments will slowly take effect in 2009, it has been claimed.

Interest rates are at their lowest since the central bank was founded in the 17th century.

It has been claimed that the number of workers doing extra hours for no extra money has hit record levels.

Buyers and sellers of houses are eagerly awaiting today's interest rate decision and Nationwide suggests that rates could soon fall to 0.5 per cent.

A new survey has found that a significant amount of people in the UK have no secure way to store their important documents.

Tenancy deposit protection and alternative dispute resolution services will shortly no longer be provided to unregulated agents.

Around two-fifths of minor injuries that result in employees taking three or more days off work are a result of handling, lifting or carrying, statistics from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) show.

Christmas and the credit crunch have reportedly combined to make it a hectic week for divorce lawyers.

New statistics have found that the south-east is the most popular goal for people when they up sticks and move home.

From January 4th, landlords in Scotland will have to provide tenants with an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) or risk a financial penalty.