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The Co-operative Bank ranked 30 UK cities on average house price, crime rates, traffic levels and life satisfaction, in order to work out the top dest
Jamie* tells This Is Money how the scammers managed to access his cash through a sophisticated 'safe account' scam and how Tide left him in the lurch.
On 6 March, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will unveil his Budget. We look at the tax and spending changes that could be announced, and what that might mean f
In a major boost for the UK motor industry, Stellantis - one of the biggest carmakers in the world - will outline plans to start production in spring
I wanted to sort my husband's mobile phone contract after he died, but the supposedly trained member of staff at Three made unwelcome comments and tol
I am paying £250 a month to repay my student loan but it is not even paying off the interest. Should I keep paying every month or start saving to pay
Official industry figures from the SMMT reveal a Tesla takes the top spot… but it might not be the model you might think...
Students of Franklin D Roosevelt will know it wasn't the New Deal alone which lifted the US out of the Great Depression but military spending.
Swati Dhingra (pictured) was the only member of the Bank of England's rate-setting monetary policy committee to vote for a cut in rates this month.
The slump knocked about £10bn off the value of the lender even as it reported a 78% surge in annual pre-tax profits to £24bn. The shares fell 8.4%,
A senior MP branded the IMF 'infuriating', just weeks after it waded into UK politics by advising Jeremy Hunt not to cut taxes in the Budget next mont
The inheritance tax take for the 10 month period was £400million higher than by the same point a year earlier, HM Revenue & Customs said.
I want to help my daughter buy her first home by giving her the money she needs for a deposit. Are there mortgages for older people to help raise the
The multi occupational study claims to these are just some of the direct correlations between professions and driving habits - with some surprising re
Global government bond markets are vast and affect everyone who pays tax, saves or invests. We unscramble the jargon used by industry insiders to help
The small battery-powered hatchback has been in showrooms in mainland Europe since 2021, but bosses at parent group Renault had been reluctant to laun
If you weren't invested in the Magnificent Seven tech stocks, investing in equities in 2023 was a bit like treading water in treacle. Heavy going.
We've picked 10 aspects of driving that we know irk motorists. We've focussed on those that trigger costly vehicle repairs, result in penalty notices,
Savers often stack up a lot of retirement pots during their working lives. It is sometimes, but not always, beneficial to merge them. Find out what to
There's good news for all of you who long to use a cash Isa as a nest egg and have been waiting for providers to step up to the plate.
