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Virgin Money launches 10% interest on current account

Virgin Money is offering 10% interest on cash via its current account for new customers. But, there are a few caveats - we look at who can get it and how.

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TSB pulls £150 switching deal - what are the alternatives?

TSB has pulled its £150 switching offer, and while there are still other deals on the market, offering up to £200, you will need to act quickly to bag the free cash

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First Direct set to launch new 3 5% savings rate this week

First Direct set to launch new 3 5% savings rate this week
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first direct to hike regular saver rate to 3 5%

Multiple Moneyfacts award-winning challenger bank, first direct, will increase its regular saver account rate to 3.5%. However, those interested in the offer should consider the competition. To open first direct’s regular saver account, customers are required to open a first direct current account.

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Canadian Banks Have an Outsized Impact on Global Fossil Fuel Financing

Canadian Banks Have an Outsized Impact on Global Fossil Fuel Financing We pledged to reduce emissions by 30 per cent by 2030, but will financial institutions undermine this goal? Michelle Gamage is a Vancouver-based journalist with an environmental focus who regularly reports on climate for The Tyee. You can find her on Twitter @Michelle Gamage. SHARES The Banking on a Better Future movement launched April 1. Photo by Joshua Best. When 18-year-old climate activist Naisha Khan wants to start a conversation about how banking fuels climate change, she asks someone how they think their bank makes money to pay them interest each month.

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