Banking
Brand new £50k multilingual OnePay company website launched
One of the UK’s leading providers of alternative payment solutions has launched a brand new website. Yorkshire business, OnePay, relaunched onepay.co.uk in mid-December to offer more complete service and support, in multiple languages, to customers and clients.
TSB launches face id for mobile banking
TSB customers will be among the first in Europe to use facial recognition technology, Face ID, to unlock their TSB mobile banking app and make payments.
Lloyds Banking Group introduces online scam-blocker to fight fraudsters
Lloyds Banking Group has introduced a new online scam-blocker to help customers fight fraudsters attempting to steal their cash.
How to scale your business and leverage your time
Growth is a necessary factor for every business; it is something that should be strived for.
Funding your business through EIS and crowdfunding
In this article, crowd investment specialist Current Capital underlines the funding opportunities offered by the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) and crowdfunding.
Recent events which may affect the forex market
It is well documented that political and economic events can have a massive bearing on the way currency pairings on the forex market behave.
Cash jams threaten August Bank holiday misery warns Auriga
As the last summer bank holiday approaches, millions of Brits will be bracing themselves for traffic jams as they make their way to the beach.
Mixed year for the pound
The pound has had a mixed performance against the world’s major currencies over the past year1, according to latest research from Lloyds Bank Private Banking.
How did the BoE's decision to freeze interest rates impact on the pound?
In some respects, the Bank of England (BoE) have capped the base interest for so long that the level of speculation surrounding last weeks' so-called 'Super Thursday' suddenly seems unwarranted in retrospect.
Cash still king but crown is slipping as consumers turn to contactless
The number of cash payments decreased by 11% between 2015 and 2016, but it remains the most frequently used payment method in the UK, according to new data published today by UK Finance.
Halifax most switched to bank in 2016
Official figures released by Bacs today show that Halifax was the most switched to bank on the high street in 2016.
Halifax brings back £125 current account switching offer
Halifax has brought back its popular £125 current account switching offer with the return of its TV advertising campaign.
Beginner’s survival guide on Forex Trading
Forex trading is a decentralized global market where all the world's currencies trade.
5.5M over 50s poised to switch banks if their local branch closes
With reports suggesting that almost 500 high street banks are set to close in 2017, research by Saga has revealed that 5.5M (25%) over 50s will be forced to switch their account if their local branch disappears.
Value of the fiver declines by 96% in the past sixty years
As the paper £5 is withdrawn from circulation, Lloyds Private Banking looks at how the value of money has changed since the modern blue £5 note was first introduced in 1957.