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DWP faces ‘outrage’ and ‘paranoia’ if it continues plans to ‘spy’ on bank accounts
DWP faces ‘outrage’ and ‘paranoia’ if it continues plans to ‘spy’ on bank accounts
The government could be given powers to “spy” on benefit claimants’ bank accounts and any connected accounts. It claims it is cracking down on benefit fraud, but organisations fear it sets a “dangerous precedent”
Banks must stop financing oil and gas as women face the worst impacts of the climate crisis
Banks must stop financing oil and gas as women face the worst impacts of the climate crisis
This International Women’s Day, ActionAid UK calls for banks to stop financing oil and gas to protect women and girls most harshly impacted by the climate crisis
Tens of thousand sign petition against DWP plan to snoop on benefit claimants’ bank accounts
Tens of thousand sign petition against DWP plan to snoop on benefit claimants’ bank accounts
Big Brother Watch has launched a petition calling on the government to stop pushing forward with a bill giving the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) powers to spy on bank accounts
Tories accused of playing Big Brother with bill giving DWP powers to ‘snoop’ on bank accounts
Tories accused of playing Big Brother with bill giving DWP powers to ‘snoop’ on bank accounts
How a grassroots women’s network is fighting climate change – one dodgy investment at a time
How a grassroots women’s network is fighting climate change – one dodgy investment at a time
UK shamelessly axes bankers’ bonus cap as more than one million children experience destitution
UK shamelessly axes bankers’ bonus cap as more than one million children experience destitution
To bank on a better future, start with moving your money somewhere ethical and green
To bank on a better future, start with moving your money somewhere ethical and green
‘Breaking point’: Debt charities and ethical lenders fight to save families from loan sharks
‘Breaking point’: Debt charities and ethical lenders fight to save families from loan sharks
Philippe Moryoussef is on the run for a crime that might not exist. It’s a scandal that leads back to the centre of the 2008 financial crisis
Philippe Moryoussef is on the run for a crime that might not exist. It’s a scandal that leads back to the centre of the 2008 financial crisis
Banks with net zero targets are ‘actively lobbying against’ climate policies
Banks with net zero targets are ‘actively lobbying against’ climate policies
‘It might even be fun’: Bank of England set to publish first book demystifying UK economy
‘It might even be fun’: Bank of England set to publish first book demystifying UK economy
Money saving apps: The best way to save or a waste of time?
Money saving apps: The best way to save or a waste of time?
Why the banks are bankrupt of ideas
Why the banks are bankrupt of ideas
Banks could use data to identify and help people who may fall into debt
Banks could use data to identify and help people who may fall into debt
Daily overdraft fees scrapped in major shake-up
Daily overdraft fees scrapped in major shake-up
Rural cash machines will receive a ‘super premium’ to stay open
Rural cash machines will receive a ‘super premium’ to stay open
Barclays is now letting customers block payments to gambling companies
Barclays is now letting customers block payments to gambling companies
Ethical investment is on the up, but where’s the tipping point?
Ethical investment is on the up, but where’s the tipping point?
Skint? Here’s where to find long-forgotten money
Skint? Here’s where to find long-forgotten money
If banks can have their debt cancelled, why can’t the rest of us?
If banks can have their debt cancelled, why can’t the rest of us?
Where should Wonga customers turn for credit after the firm’s collapse?
Where should Wonga customers turn for credit after the firm’s collapse?
A new tool gives those in debt complete access to their financial history
A new tool gives those in debt complete access to their financial history
How the fintech revolution is breaking down financial exclusion
How the fintech revolution is breaking down financial exclusion
Why Jane Austen will be very at home on the new £10 banknote