Question to Peter Shirreffs, regional manager for NatWest: Is it worth putting my savings into a bank?

ALTHOUGH it’s unlikely that the credit crunch will reduce Islanders to acorn tea, potato peel pie and sugar beet coffee, only 63 years ago most of Jersey was suffering from serious malnutrition.

BOOKING a flight is not what it used to be.

GOING on holiday may not seem like the smartest thing to do when you’re strapped for cash.

SOME airlines operating in Jersey are abusing their position and charging extortionate fees for excess baggage, says a newly elected States Member.

Question to Helen Cooke, mortgage manager at Hepburns: Is this a good time to move out of my fixed-rate mortgage?

IN the calm before the storm, it is probably best to take cover. And if the financial tempest making its way from the north is as bad as everyone is saying, you might as well make a dash for a new car.

CREDIT-crunched bargain hunters are hitting charity shops in their droves in a bid to beat the financial crisis.

TODAY Fair Play investigates the cost of basic clothing items for men, women and children.

Question to Gillian Robinson, partner at Appleby: What should I do if lots of my customers owe me money and I am being chased myself? Is there any way of protecting myself legally in Jersey?