Finance

The Co-operative Bank has announced a bank account that offers free banking to social enterprises that are registered as Community Interest Companies (CICs).

Author Jane Austen is to appear on the reverse of £10 notes, according to Bank of England Governor, Mark Carney.

Wealthy Irish tax exiles could spend extra time in Ireland if they make donations to charity under a proposal made by the government-supported Forum on Philanthropy.

Based on information from the Serious Organised Crime Agency, the Charity Commission has alerted charities to a credit card scam and is advising them to look out for suspicious transactions.

Coventry Building Society has produced a new savings bond that will generate income for Cancer Research UK.

The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) and The Chartered Accountants’ Benevolent Association (CABA) have created a volun

The £10 million Investment and Contract Readiness Fund is open for applications.

Sir Winston Churchill is likely to appear on a new version of the £5 note from 2016, so fundraisers should start noticing the new design in their collecting tins and buckets from then on.

The Government has passed £2.6 million to armed forces charities from fines levied on banks for attempting to manipulate the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) benchmark.

Cardsave Community, which offers lower cost payment processing services to charities and not-for-profit organisations, has extended its services to Northern Ireland.