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Top bank officials in forex scandalThe Punch, NigeriaSunday Punch investigations revealed that some bank officials forged fake company and travelling documents to back up fake forex transaction before selling them in the black market at very high rates. Usually, international passports, tickets and visas ...

You’ve seen the enticements: “Work from Home: Earn $$$.” “Guaranteed: $92/Hour ... No Experience Needed.” They pop up on your computer, litter your mailbox, shout from your TV.

The chairman of the Dunfermline Building Society, Jim Faulds, last night launched an outraged attack on Treasury plans to break up and sell off his beleaguered company.

Scotland's biggest building society, Dunfermline, is to be put up for sale after the government decided not to rescue the struggling lender, Scottish authorities said on Saturday.

BRITAIN’s biggest car retailer, Pendragon, is close to securing a crucial but expensive new financing deal with its banks. It is understood that the highly indebted company will be forced to...

. Ministers back call for benefit rise . Brown brokers G20 poverty dealThe chancellor is preparing to channel cash to poorer families in his budget as part of a mini-fiscal stimulus to kick-start the economy and protect the vulnerable. Senior cabinet figures are backing a campaign by more than 110 Labour MPs, including some ministerial aides, to top up benefits or the tax credits paid to low-income parents. The move comes as it emerged that Gordon Brown is trying to broker a £100bn deal at this week's G20 summit to stop the world's poorest falling victim to the banking crisis by extending loans and aid to developing countries that are at risk of poverty, disease and conflict. In an open letter published by the Observer today, the MPs argue that giving tax cuts to the middle classes may simply see money tucked away in savings accounts, but giving cash to those who really need it ensures they will spend it. Last night a Treasury source made clear the chancellor was taking the idea

THE popular internet payment service allows you to shop in safety, writes Teresa Hunter