Money Banking Motoring Home Health Travel Business >Press Press updates Welcome to the money.co.uk online press centre, with all of the latest press updates. Contact us: press@money.co.uk Amazon to stop accepting Visa credit cards in UK Retail giant Amazon announces its ban of Visa Credit Card payments in the UK from 19 January. Money.co.uk comments on the change Read More How to stop your ex ruining your credit score Breakups can be difficult when finances are involved and often money is one of the most contentious of issues between you and your ex-partner. Money.co.uk share several simple steps to ease the process of financial separation and keep yourself protected. Read More Why cash ISAs are small but perfectly formed New data from HMRC reveals that cash ISAs attracted 1.2m more savers in 2019-20, as an increasing number of people ignored low rates to put money away. Money.co.uk highlight the rewarding benefits of cash ISAs. Read More Local Council Support: What you can get from your local authority for free Money.co.uk highlights what you can receive from your local authority for free such as a variety of different services, support schemes and freebies. Read More 95% Mortgage Returns: What does it mean for potential homeowners? Following news of the government's new scheme, which allows borrowers to purchase a house with only a 5% deposit, banks have released their 95% LTV products, money.co.uk comments. Read More Lockdown sees job vacancies continue to plummet New data reveals that almost half of UK businesses (42%) have less than 6 months of cash reserves as a result of lockdown restrictions. Money.co.uk comments on the state of the jobs market across the UK. Read More Money.co.uk: Financial guidance on retirement COVID-19 has created turmoil in global financial markets, hitting many people’s pension pots. Money.co.uk comments on this concern and gives guidance for those thinking about retirement Read More Lockdown leads to a surge in online shopping Research from money.co.uk reveals the items that Brits have spent on since lockdown began, as over one third of Brits head online more often for retail therapy, than before the COVID-19 crisis. Read More Planning a wedding next year? This formula is proven to get guests on the dance floor If you're planning your wedding party playlist then take note, a new study into dance floor fillers has revealed Nightcrawlers' 'Push The Feeling On' is the song most likely to get people's feet moving and hips shaking, with 'Horny' by Mousse T. ft. Hot 'n' Juicy in a close second. Read More Coronavirus wreaks havoc on UK Businesses New data from ONS reveals the harsh realities the coronavirus pandemic is having on businesses, Money.co.uk comments on this; as well as provides tips on how employees can remain productive and healthy throughout lockdown Read More Oasis and Warehouse administration comment As the effects of coronavirus continue to hit the high street with the collapse of Oasis and Warehouse, money.co.uk comments. Read More Money saving tips on a reduced salary Workers across the country have found their pockets hit by the coronavirus crisis. Money.co.uk has provided tips on how you can save money and manage your budget with less cash coming in. Read More 12345 ... 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Why check with us? We don't sell your data We don't sell your personal information, in fact you can use our site without giving it to us. If you do share your details with us, we promise to keep them safe. We check out every company we list Our data experts check the companies we list are legit and we only add them to our comparisons when we're happy they've satisfied our screening. We're a team of money experts We're totally passionate about giving you the most useful and up to date financial information, without any fancy gimmicks. facebook twitter linkedin youtube About us Guides Jobs Contact us Press Sitemap Our website is completely free for you to use but we may receive a commission from some of the companies we link to on the site. How money.co.uk works. money.co.uk is a trading name of Dot Zinc Limited, registered in England (4093922) and authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (415689). Our registered address is: The Cooperage, 5 Copper Row, London, England, SE1 2LH. We are classed as a credit broker for consumer credit, not a lender. Terms and conditions Privacy policy Cookie policy Complaints policy Slavery statement Your preferences Copyright © Dot Zinc Limited 2021. All rights reserved. Your cookie preferences We use cookies and similar technologies. You can use the settings below to accept all cookies (which we recommend to give you the best experience) or to enable specific categories of cookies as explained below. Find out more by reading our Cookie Policy. Essential Performance Marketing Functionality Social Save my preferences Accept all cookies