Six grand and a Rolex: lure of riches sucked me into online fraud

As hacking gangs use more and more young fixers for their internet scams, one 18-year-old reveals how he and his friends made a fortune

‘I lost £95,000 in a bank scam after my solicitor’s email was hacked’

Sally Flood managed to claw two-thirds back, but says lenders should do more to protect customers

Wave of closures announced as more customers switch to online and mobile banking

Valuation more than triples to £4.2bn after Cash injection by early Airbnb and Spotify backer

Small accounting firms are particularly at risk from bogus emails designed to steal lucrative personal information

Cards and contactless are convenient – but New York is right to fight for cash

Consumer rights series will instead feature as segment of The One Show from spring

The UK’s fund management industry is losing the war against index tracking

As in Uncut Gems and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, a symbolic stone adds weight to Bong Joon-ho’s searing satire of Korean society

New Ofcom rules will force companies to offer the best deals when contracts end

The average British child spends almost two days a week gawping at a screen. Meanwhile, a lot is going on around them – from fireworks to fox fights

Under new rules, millions of users paying too much will have to be told of better deals

Which? says company must ensure algorithmic system is not used to mislead consumers

Tony Harding, 79, was left with a heavy exercise bike he did not order and told he would have to dispose of it himself

We look at fitness communities to keep you on track, and devices from Apple, Garmin and others