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I opened an NS&I account for my goddaughter when she was born and put money it in every month. She has now turned 18 but NS&I has said it can't trace
From tomorrow, the lender will be reducing a number of fixed rate deals for both new and existing borrowers.
A new account-to-account payments service will be available from Visa from early 2025. We look at how it works.
Dave hit the streets with Sergeant Stu Ford, part of the team that this year apprehended Sonny Stringer - one of the most notorious London phone thiev
If last year is anything to go by, we'll regularly have to put up with firework displays coming from our neighbour's back garden. What can we do?
The average price of unleaded fell to a three-year low of 139.5p a litre, AA data shows.
While markets eventually recovered much of their losses in time for the end of the month, August kicked off with a shaky start.
Like a number of hot hatches from the same generation, the price of these increasingly rare cars has been soaring in the last few years.
The Government is said to be planning to drop plans for a British Isa over fears it could 'complicate' the market.
Opting for cheaper Chinese tyres can mean additional stopping distances equivalent to the length of a double-decker bus.
Landlords appear to be selling up in their droves, according to the latest figures from Rightmove.
The achievement has been tainted by reports that car makers are limiting availability and delivery of new petrol cars to artificially inflate EV sales
According to the estate agent's particulars, the three-bedroom dormer bungalow occupies 'a serene spot at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac . . . in the
Heat pumps have clear benefits when it comes to producing greener electricity - but they do have some potential drawbacks, and one is noise.
We are considering reducing our potential £45,000 inheritance tax bill by making regular annual gifts from our joint current bank account.
The AA has launched a new 'wellness' app for cars that uses the vehicle's data as a 'diagnostic tool' - like a Fitbit for cars.
If you secretly shop on Chinese retail websites and regularly frequent out of town retail parks, you cannot moan about the 'death' of the high street.
Retailers are taking matters into their own hands as they introduce new, wide-ranging measures to crack down on organised criminals targeting their st
Rises in rental prices continue to outpace growth in people's incomes, putting a strain on household budgets according to a major tenant referencing f
He was told to cancel his direct debit until the fraud was resolved - but now O2 says he has disappeared from its computer system and we can't pay the
