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Millions of pounds meant to give respite breaks to voluntary carers have been diverted to plug NHS deficits, charities have revealed

Banknotes bearing the image of Sir Edward Elgar will be withdrawn from circulation at the end of June, the Bank of England has confirmed

The party that wins the election will have to find an extra £20bn a year to plug the deepening hole in the public finances, a leading accountancy firm warns

Royal Mail has bowed to its striking workers with a pay package which gives them more money for less work, sparking anger in private sector corners

Seven people have been charged by the Serious Fraud Office with conspiring to cheat investors out of $100m by selling them worthless or near-worthless shares

Bloodletting at British firms cost employers £6bn in redundancy payments last year as bosses dug deep to avoid legal battles

Business leaders will pile pressure on the government today to deliver a 'credible' economic plan to balance the books by 2016 to shore up the pound

Figures reveal an alarming surge in the number of supermarket stores opening across the UK, posing a threat to small shops

Taxpayers face paying millions of pounds in extra benefits to Eastern European immigrants because of changes to EU regulations

Our summary of what the Sunday papers are reporting from the financial world this week

Icelanders have overwhelmingly rejected a plan to repay Britain billions of pounds lost when Reykjavik's banks collapsed in 2008

The US economy is on the brink of creating jobs for the first time in more than two years, providing a lift to the stock market

The 30,000 members of Cadbury's final salary pension scheme could find themselves shunted out under secret proposals being worked on by Kraft

Each week, Daily Mail City takes a wry look at signs of hope for the economy

Britain's five largest banks are paying out £6.7bn in bonuses for last year after they ignored calls for restraint

Hopes that a looming British Airways strike may be averted have been raised after union bosses were said to be considering accepting a pay cut

This is Money can reveal the names of Britain's most trusted financial providers and those with the best customer service, as voted by our readers

Iceland walked away from talks with Britain and the Netherlands over debts arising from the collapse of its banking system, according to sources

For golfers who pay hundreds for a single putter, it was a dream come true - top-branded clubs being offered on eBay for as little as £35

Germany has told Greece to sell entire islands to other nations to help pay off it's steepling national debts