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A results breakdown shows the Conservatives haemorrhaging support to Labour and the Liberal Democrats in seats with the most mortgage holders.
We bought our home eight years ago. On either side of the garden is bamboo, planted by previous owners. Should we get rid of it and will it affect the
The accountancy giant is exploring a potential deal by which the UK company's audit arm would remain majority-owned by its 220 partners.
The ever-changing dramatis personae, seen under the Tories and the coalition, makes relationships with business harder.
Lately there has been speculation that Amazon could pay a dividend or use spare cash to buy back its shares - so boosting the price.
Its 18-strong investment team manages £5.6 billion of assets with an overriding goal of generating 'smooth' returns for investors.
Labour's pensions review has the potential to be far more radical than previously expected, experts have warned The Mail on Sunday. So, how can you pr
By the shrewd use of tax-friendly Isas and pensions, reader Eddie Browne has side-stepped some restrictions imposed on tax-efficient wealth creation.
Barnaby Thompson says his position carries a 'real sense of responsibility' for the heritage, and future, of British cinema.
What are the big forces that will dominate the world economy for the rest of this decade - and that this new Government will have to tackle?
For better or for worse, we have five years of a Labour government ahead of us. Life for prudent savers and investors will become increasingly difficu
We have learned that Mikael Armstrong's various accounts with the society were frozen in April - just as his campaign against the deal was getting int
I camped overnight in Wimbledon Park, following in the footsteps of millions of tennis fans since the queue began in 1926.
The all-electric crossover added another gong to its trophy cabinet, earning first place in the EcoCar Electrified Top 50 Awards as well as the title
Over the next five years, our savings and investments are going to be pickpocketed like never before by Rachel Reeves , Starmer's financial enforcer.
Labour's campaign promised change for the country - and falling mortgage rates would certainly represent a positive change for many. But is it possibl
The party's landslide election victory has cleared the way for a raft of changes that will make life easier for developers, City analysts have predict
Starmer, Rachel Reeves, Angela Rayner and the other major Labour figures need to lift their eyes.
Details of the approach from Avant come three weeks after Crest Nicholson rejected a £650m offer from rival Bellway.
Investors in the platform formerly known as Twitter sued the billionaire in April 2022 after he revealed he had acquired a 9.2 per cent stake in the c
