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Families are being told their late relatives could be owed arrears then left in limbo for months by the Department for Work and Pensions.
Markets took a tumble this week. That didn't do my Isa investments any favours but the crucial mistake I made was looking in the first place.
I parked at the train station while on a weekend away - and when returned I was slapped with a £100 per day 'lost ticket fee'.
Used EVs sales grew 52.6% in the months of April to June thanks to increasing availability and rock bottom prices.
If you've booked a package trip and something goes wrong, you should be able to claw back the cash you forked out for two weeks relaxing on a beach.
Criminals have been sending scam letters to people who invested in Store First pods, This is Money can reveal.
Zoopla tracked the eyeballs of people viewing houses, and discovered most eye up decorations and furnishings - while missing things that could be cruc
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni (pictured) is currently looking to raise to more revenue amid a squeeze on Italy's public finances.
The decision comes after a majority of its shareholders voted to keep hold of the division. Glencore had announced plans to spin off the unit last No
Rate cuts are usually bad news for savers, as banks reduce the interest paid on their savings accounts. We look at some of the rates which have taken
A major skills gap is being predicted for a workforce of mechanics trained to service and maintain the nation's EVs - with some parts of the country a
The latest list of banned number plates deemed too rude for the road has been released by the DVLA - with everything from ULEZ to sex-related innuendo
HSBC became the third lender to reintroduce a sub-4 per cent five-year fixed deal, following mortgage rate cuts by Nationwide and NatWest in recent da
Does the knife-edge base rate vote put us firmly in the way down or mean that we may have to wait some time for the next cut?
I know the first £30,000 is tax-free. Could I put the rest into a pension, and then take a tax-free lump sum in a couple of years' time?
Linda Kendall (left) from Essex, feels she has been picked on by the Chancellor, while Brian Ashton (right) from Nottingham is anxious about his dog D
My wife used to buy clothing from the mail order retailer Afibel. She died in April last year, but sales brochures and letters continued to arrive for
At Taylor Swift's three night stint at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium (pictured), four in 10 of card transactions were from tourists.
Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are Thames Water, WPP, Quilter, Legal & General, Hiscox and Glencore.
Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and Standard Chartered were among those told that they need to be more prepared for a potential failure.
