Scotsman Money

More has to be done to encourage people to save for the long-term if they are to avoid facing “pension poverty” in later life, according to new studies covering the…

Many people picture retirement as a time to relax and enjoy the rewards of years of hard work. However, new research suggests the reality is often far more financially demanding…

In news we didn’t want to hear – on Wednesday, energy regulator Ofgem announced a 13 per cent increase in the energy price cap for the period covering1 July to…

Despite the Iran conflict and soaring energy prices, emerging markets investment trusts have been delivering outstanding performance, according to new analysis.

More than half of Scots have experienced problem debt, new research suggests, underlining the scale of financial pressure facing households in Scotland.

The sun may be shinning now but charity Changeworks is warning the prospect of future price rises to heat our homes is casting a shadow over Scotland, writes Rosemary Gallagher

COMMENT: Natalie Holt of The Lang Cat consultancy considers squiggly careers and other divisive dilemmas

Q&A Jonathan Whan of Acumen Financial Planning gives guidance on educational costs

Colin Brown, director and CCO at William Purves Funeral Directors, says that going for a cheaper ‘no fuss’ send off can have hidden costs

Scots’ peak earning years are hampered so saving for the future is harder, warns Charlotte Binstead