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A reader made a mistake when transferring a friend thousands of pounds - then sobered up and regretted it. But is he entitled to get the money back?
Savings rates have been plummeting since the Bank of England cut the Base rate to 5 per cent.
If you put $100 in, on its first day of trading on August 19, 2004, your shares would now be worth as much as $6,294. So should you invest now?
The range starts from £52,995 and I drove the top-end all-wheel drive CLE 450 4MATIC Premier Edition from £76,765.
One area which if often overlooked but could be holding a pot of gold is the garage. It's one of the first places us Brits pile up all the old stuff w
The influencer and boxer are breaking up after five years - but as a cohabiting couple their rights are very different to those who are married. We ex
The biological mother automatically has parental responsibility. The father can acquire it by being registered or through the mother's agreement or co
With organised gangs taking advantage of higher parts prices - especially components for SUVs - illegal 'chop shops' are becoming more commonplace.
Many top earners are only saving enough for a middling lifestyle lacking luxuries or aspirational trips in old age, new research shows.
While lower rates are a boon to borrowers, millions are wondering how they will secure an income.
The long-anticipated deal allows employees to cash in on some of their holdings by selling stock to new and existing investors.
The auditor has become the first accountancy firm to be penalised by the City regulator.
Goldman said it began to see green shoots of a turnaround in the second quarter in Brazil and the UK but warned more must be done in other countries t
Thierry Breton has put the EU's reputation as the world's digital policeman at stake. And maybe his own too.
This week UBS set a target price for the shares of 785p. The average target price is 652p.
Worries about war in the Middle East also saw investors look for a safe place for their cash, with gold being one of the top choices.
BofE policymakers will be keen to avoid derailing Britain's battle against inflation or slamming the breaks.
This week, the consumer prices index measure of inflation nudged higher to 2.2%. But what does this mean for future base rate decisions?
It can sometimes be hard to believe that the world is in the midst of a climate crisis.
Just 10 are being built and we've had a chance to have a nose around the first one before it's delivered to its owner.
