Anne Young, savings expert at Scottish Widows, will be joining us at 1pm on Wednesday 5th March to answer YOUR questions on saving. And whether you are just starting to save or want to know which products are suitable for your needs - saving for the long or short term, a specific event in the future, or just for a rainy day - Anne will be here to help.

The start of the new year is likely to see more people than ever struggling to pay off debts, and debt charities are bracing themselves for a flood of calls after Christmas from overstretched borrowers... so what should you do if you find yourself worried about debt?

Ever wondered what happened to the money in that school savings account you had in primary school, or found an old bank book when you were moving house? Well, no need to wonder any longer. The British Bankers’ Association is launching a major drive to reunite people with money in dormant accounts.

Chris Budd examines methods for smoothing investment returns and asks: are you a relative or absolute investor?

Millions of savers are likely to be losing out on thousands of pounds in interest because of the massive disparity between rates for online, e-savings accounts and ordinary instant access High Street savings accounts, according to new research .

This week's Budget, say the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group, may help some, including low-income families, who are caught by a little-known rule designed to counter inheritance tax avoidance, but which can also catch ordinary family arrangements entered into with no thought of escaping tax.

The TV programme Dragons Den has put investing into small businesses (known as Private Equity) into the spotlight. Chris Budd examines how your pension fund can be used to make such an investment.