The idea behind tracker or passive funds is simple: they invest in companies that make up a stock market index. But how exactly do they work and are they all the same?

With a few household names collapsing in recent years, you might be worrying about your company's pension scheme. How does the pensions safety net work?

How much is the state pension? What happens to your state pension if you have children or care for a family member? Sarah Pennells talks to Sir Steve Webb, of Royal London.

You may have heard of angel investing, but what exactly does it involve? How risky is it and what kind of companies can you invest in?

Research shows that you're three times as likely to be in debt if you have mental health problems, while half of people with mental health issues are in financial difficulty. Find out what you can do.

You can't invest without taking some risk. But where does the risk lie and how can you reduce the risk you take with your money?

Lots of people now live with their partner without ever getting married, but few stop to consider what would happen to their finances if they were to split up. It’s not as straightforward as you think!

More women than men have cash ISAs. The idea behind these tax-free accounts may be simple, but the rules can be complex. Savings expert Anna Bowes explains all.

Around one in five adults have been the victim of financial abuse. But what is economic abuse and what do banks need to do to help customers who've been abused?

There's been a lot in the media about the gender pay gap and how this can affect your finances while you're working and your pension once you've stopped. But for single women, there's a bigger financial hurdle.