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Byline: Rosie Murray-West As customers are being encouraged to switch their current accounts to products that suit them better, anomalies are emerging over how banks allow their customers to transfer [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray-West I was perturbed by the Saturday 'Telegraph' comment and analysis that suggested that bondholders in the Co-operative Bank 'will see substantial haircuts'. How is this likely if [...]

Byline: ROSIE MURRAY-WEST A REGIME so Byzantine and odd might seem like an April Fool, but value added tax, or VAT, which celebrates its 40th birthday tomorrow, is no joke [...]

Byline: ROSIE MURRAY-WEST YOUNG WOMEN are seeing huge increases in their car insurance costs as the effects of an EU ban on sexbased pricing continue. Figures from Tiger.co.uk, a car [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray-West Are you part of the digital music switchover? Figures from Britain's music industry trade body, the BPI, show that 20pc of all music buyers now purchase only [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray Another year, another Isa allowance. The Government allows everyone to shelter a certain amount of money from the taxman every year, in accounts known as Isas. However, [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray- West SEAN PORT Chief Investment Office for online investment manager Nutmeg.com Fund Pick HSBC MSCI Indonesia ETF Why We think Indonesia is an interesting pick for 2013. [...]

Byline: writes Rosie Murray-West They trumpet their overseas connections and expat advantages, but international high street banks are making British customers pay through the nose to send money overseas. HSBC [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray-West Deputy Personal Finance Editor As inflation hits our spending power, it isn't just households that are suffering. Britain's charities are finding that cash-strapped donors are less and [...]

Byline: ROSIE MURRAY-WEST TODAY is Stir-up Sunday, when Britain's bakers traditionally prepare the Christmas pudding and other treats for the festive season. However, experts have warned that we will waste [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray-West Deputy Personal Finance Editor MILLIONS of bank customers were left with no access to their money as they started their weekend yesterday after system faults at two [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray-West LONDON'S legal profession had better watch out - the taxman is coming and he wants £3m. Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs has announced that it will investigate [...]

Byline: ROSIE MURRAY WEST COMMENT Should empty seats on the trains and full coffee shops in the suburbs be anything to go by, the real winner of the 2012 Olympics [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray–West Q What did the Chancellor announce for pensioners today? A George Osborne said that he would freeze and then scrap age–related personal tax allowances in a move [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray Whether the cap fits or not, Britain will have to wear it. Whatever the political machinations surrounding the Government's proposal to cap benefits at £26,000, the way [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray Unless you have spent the past year in hiding, you cannot fail to have noticed the increasing importance of social media in how we run our lives. [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray West COMPLAINTS about British banks are pouring in to their consumer watchdog at a rate of over 800 a day, mainly due to missold Payment Protection Insurance [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray SHORTING has become such a dirty word following the credit crunch that you would be forgiven for thinking you could bring down the whole FTSE 100 just [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray-West The fact that this is Ethical Investment Week may well have passed you by, but the ethical fund sector is growing fast. According to this week's Co-operative [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray-West Deputy Personal Finance Editor FIRST-TIME buyers have become second-class citizens, paying nearly £60,000 more to borrow the same amount of money as other home owners, figures show. [...]

Byline: Rosie Murray-West THE Daily Telegraph revealed this week that one in every 36 £1 coins is a fake. There are now so many fake £1 coins in circulation that [...]