After many months of hard work by all the web team, we have today unveiled the new and much improved This is Money.
Essentially weve brought together This is Moneys near-2.1m readers together withthe audience of the Money channel of MailOnline, our (big) sister website to create a bigger, bolder and more powerful consumer news website.
Readers of MailOnline (theres now 77 million of them!) will notice that This is Money now has a similar look and feel – thats because were visible to readers of both websites. It also means we get access to a more flexible publishing system, and that means we can lay the contentout in a better way. Hopefully, youllbe ableto see more on theissues that are mostimportant to you.
ButThis is Moneys aims remain exactly the same:
-To deliver breaking news onanything and everything that affects the pound inyour pocket;
- Togather advice andpredictionsto empower you to make the right financial choices;
- To look out for the consumer rights of our readers and to hold big business to account.
Youve probably already noticed our vastly improved share price and market data, with improved charting tools. If you want to know more about the enhancements, read the FAQs which are being updated each day by our development editor Richard Browning:
There will also be updates and explanations on that page relating to other improvements weve made.
The important thing to us is your opinion. So please feel free to tell us what weve got right, what weve got wrong, what you like and what you hate. Have your in the comments box below or email me: .
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