In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Thursday 1st March 2018 – property price growth slows, women’s state pension equality set back, divorcees worse off in retirement, Bill Gates on bitcoin, and Carpetright profit warning.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Wednesday 28th February 2018 – retailers on the brink, sharing banking transaction data, new rules for credit card market, pressure eases on retailers, and out of touch consumers.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Tuesday 27th February 2018 – regulatory fine for credit card lender, Comcast bid for Sky, bank of grandma and grandad, energy cap good for consumers, and rise in CO2 emissions.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Monday 26th February 2018 – new law for poor value energy tariffs, passing pensions to the wrong person, tax cut boost for Buffett, interest rates warning on mortgage costs, and SME warning about Brexit.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Friday 23rd February 2018 – Standard Life Aberdeen sells insurance business, Darwin £10 note almost extinct, measured regulatory response for ICOs, Royal Bank of Scotland returns to profit, and MPs launch bitcoin inquiry.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Thursday 22nd February 2018 – strong productivity growth, public sector borrowing falls, car insurance renewal trap, Carillion collapse costs Barclays £127m, and £1.5 trillion property market in London.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Wednesday 21st February 2018 – landmark year for Lloyds, men earning more at small firms, parents missing the big moments, post-Brexit market rules warning, and three-week high for bitcoin.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Tuesday 20th February 2018 – millennial income gains stall, £6.2m fine for William Hill, pre-tax profits jump for HSBC, Labour leader wants to curb City power, and debtors chasing people with mental health issues.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Monday 19th February 2018 – student loans review, call for low-cost rented homes, Royal Mint to make Beatrix Potter coins, care pension proposal, and hold Arcadia sale until pensions protected.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Friday 16th February 2018 – locked out of home ownership, universal basic income proposal, financial burden on informal carers, entrepreneurial ambitions, and £100m winter claims warning.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Thursday 15th February 2018 – European Union growth strengthens, vultures circled British Steel pensioners, Tesco delays customer card payments, investment advice gender bias, and income inequality life expectancy gap.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Wednesday 14th February 2018 – price inflation stays at 3%, one million employers enrolling in workplace pensions, Japanese economic growth slows, GKN sell-off and cash return plan, and cohabiters could be left out in the cold.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Tuesday 13th February 2018 – urgent need for energy price cap, much to gain from US trade deal, consumer credit fears overblown, and risky cryptocurrency warning.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Monday 12th February 2018 – consumer car finance figures stable, Barclays Bank charged by SFO, February half term costs, consumer spending falls to a five-year low, and services sector forecast to boost UK economy.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Friday 9th February 2018 – interest rates could rise faster, mortgage arrears and possessions decline, stamping out unpaid internships, correction territory for US stocks, and profits fall at Nationwide.