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Sales are up thanks to the traditional seasonal uptick, but affordability is still 'stretched' for many buyers, the property portal said.
Cornwall has long been the undisputed champion of staycations and the holiday let market, but it's not the most lucrative hotspot. We reveal all.
The International Pension Centre said t I needed to contact the Jobcentre in Annan, Scotland, where I was living for a time. I did and they had no ide
Estate agents' small print could tie buyers in for many months, exclude buyers who won't use their in-house broker or even make them liable for two se
Sir Jim took a swipe at the Conservatives' economic strategy and said the country 'does need to get a bit sharper' on business.
Melbourne's BHP has until 5pm on Wednesday to make an offer for the FTSE-100 rival.
Senior MPs and campaign groups have lambasted it for selling a number of its brands including Milka chocolate and Oreo biscuits.
It's easy to see what might be in it for Czech Sphinx Daniel Kretinsky, but less so for the rest of us.
One of the signatories died, and the remaining signatory contacted the bank to add me to the mandate. The paperwork was completed, but I received no r
Such is the growing optimism surrounding the UK markets that investment professionals are bargain-hunting in the domestically focused FTSE 250.
Millions of people are injecting themselves with weight loss drugs, either officially, after seeking medical advice, or unofficially, after seeing cel
The building society last year gave some 3.3 million customers £100 each. But the latest payout could be even higher.
To transform the whole investment landscape will not simply take a revaluation of the existing enterprises, but rather the creation of more new ones.
Al Cook is in for one of the most high-pressure weeks of his working life. Whispers understands he will plough ahead with unveiling a turnaround plan
Some 52 councils have successfully gained these powers, though MPs are concerned they could be using £70 fines for a 'profit motive' to bolster their
Nearly two million pre-loved cars were sold in the first three months of this year.
Figures showing the economy stormed back to growth at the start of the year has put the squeeze on the institution to amend its data.
As he tells it, the story of Gary Stevenson, a working-class geezer and self-styled YouTube economics guru is a tale worthy of a modern-day Charles Di
Zoran Bogdanovic received the unusual payment alongside his salary, bonuses and other perks. He was handed a total of £580,000 in benefits.
Boss Stuart Machin will update the City on the High Street retailer's full-year results on Wednesday. Analysts are forecasting overall sales of £12.9
