1. Lloyds leaves savers in the cold
The high street lender raked in bumper profits in the first quarter, but savers were left scratching their heads as to why they were, once again, largely ignored.
2. Aviva thinks it's safe following Capita hack
The insurer doesn't think that its pension scheme data was accessed after Capita fell victim to a cyber attack in March.
3. FTSE 100 climbs by 15 points
Stocks have edged higher before tonight’s US Fed decision, driving the FTSE 100 to finish ahead by 0.2% at 7,773 points.
4. Roast dinner prices soar by 24%
The cost of cooking British favourites like fish and chips, a fry-up or a roast dinner have all jumped significantly in the past year, according to a new ONS tool.
5. Flutter offers warning for gambling reform
The boss of the betting firm warned that current technology and data rules may make it difficult to apply changes laid out in last week's gambling white paper.