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New research from Which? Money reveals the small changes you can make to your shopping habits that could help you save over a third on your grocery basket. Which? Money compared the price of an identical basket of shopping between six leading grocers, finding the most expensive retailer charged almost £9 more than the cheapest […]

With returns on cash at all time record lows and more people considering investing in stocks and shares, new Which? research reveals the majority of the public aren’t aware of the safeguards in place should the worst happen to their investments. The collapse of a financial firm is every investor’s worst nightmare, yet Which? has […]

As more retirees consider self-invested personal pensions (Sipps), which offer a pension with wide investment choice and the flexibility to take income, new Which? research finds charges can vary hugely and cost retirees thousands of pounds. In the wake of pension freedoms, Sipps are shifting toward the mainstream and are used by more savers who […]

New Which? research finds that high charges and hidden costs are eroding pension pots by as much as a third of their value. At a time when auto-enrolment means many people are becoming pension investors for the first time, Which? has found expensive fund charges and hidden costs that are not being disclosed by pension […]

Harry Rose, Which? Money Editor, said: “There are always winners and losers with base rate cuts. Borrowers are more likely to be better off after a rate cut, as lenders may offer loans and mortgages at lower rates. However, not all tracker mortgages will automatically drop, so it’s worth checking with your provider.    “For savers […]

New Which? analysis of 21 leading instant-access Isa providers has found a staggering number of rate cuts over the past six years. Whether it is being wooed by a great rate that quickly disappears or providers that are offering below the Bank of England base rate, getting the best returns for savings and investments is […]