FINANCE & BANKING

The Association of British Insurers calculated that average of 500 people lie over car insurance every day.

The Office for National Statistics says the number of people out of work fell by 146,000.

Apple Pay has made NFC cool again, but is EE's Cash on Tap enough to make commuters switch to mobile payments?

Usmanov's Mail.ru has purchased Russia's VKontakte social platform

Sir Albert Bore says there is no getting away from the reality of the funding cuts ahead.

TfL says millions of customers will have easier and more convenient journeys.

The ONS says that CPI inflation fell to 1.5% in the year to August, down from 1.6%.

Leaked documents suggest that the NHS in Scotland could struggle financially.

Russia's Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said multibillion dollar fund to be accessible in 2015.

Lehman Brothers collapsed on September 15 2008 after its share price plunged dramatically.

The National Housing Federation says home ownership is becoming an 'exclusive members club'.

Mike Ashley was reportedly looking for a buyer for the Premier League team.

Sports Direct owner Mike Ashley has said that he will not be buying Rangers for now

The Wetherspoon chairman reported a 3% increase in profits.

The Peer-to-Peer Finance Association (P2PFA) recently revealed that peer-to-peer lending platforms loaned £500 million during the first six months of 2014.

Winterflood Securities say Scottish trusts will be discounted after independence

The scandal-hit bank is restructuring its weakening investment arm.

The consumer champion said trust in Energy companies is at rock bottom.

Speaking at New York University School of Law Auditorium Jordan Belfort told students he changed.

Manchester United expect their Champions League absence to have a detrimental effect on their finances.

Berenberg analysts highlight 63 potential fine situations hanging over European banks.

Industry body the Payments Council said the average time to swap accounts was reduced seven days.

The Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group have announced that they will relocate part of their Scottish business and headquarters to England if Scotland votes for independence in one week's time.

A six week consultation on the ban is being launched on 11 September.

The figures come after the Chancellor's radical retirement reforms in his 2014 Budget.

The part state-owned banks revealed they will relocate business if Scotland becomes independent.

UK home prices rose at the slowest pace in the year to August.

Daughter becomes fourth member of Botin banking dynasty to head Santander.

Uefa is expected to increase the prize money for the Champions League and Europa League.