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The house has been valued at £300,000 plus. However, my mum's sister is trying to sell it to another family member for almost £50,000 less. Lawyer C
We reveal the ten most common conditions that have led to drivers having their licences rescinded as the DVLA deems them no longer fit to be behind th
When you think of generative AI and fraud, your mind might not immediately conjure up images it being used as a force for good.
For the past few years, the commercial property sector has been an investment no-go zone. But if you have long horizons and an appetite for risk, you
My husband wants to use our emergency fund for a holiday abroad but I am adamant that if we have an emergency fund it's just for emergencies.
We have both a savings account and a current account, so thought we would get the £100 fairer share bonus - but we won't. Why?
Mrs J.E. writes: My son Christopher suffered a cardiac arrest in 2021. He was without oxygen for a time, causing brain injury. HM Revenue & Customs ar
Time and time again, it is American enterprise that comes up with some new technology that will dominate the world - as it is doing right now.
Following my transition to Universal Credit, I need clarification regarding the treatment of my private pension contributions.
Average asking prices hardly moved this month, though cheaper areas in the North of England saw bigger growth.
If elected, Labour will almost certainly bring in additional hefty tax rises in its first budget.
Spain is our top choice for a cheap life in the sun. Around 130,000 British over-60s live there and the UK's cost-of-living crisis remains a big drive
Bramall's is not a story of get rich quick, however. It has taken decades of hard work, and he is still at the grindstone now.
Over the past year, Consumer Intelligence said the average quoted price of home insurance has risen by nearly 42 per cent.
'Bring on Sir Keir Starmer ' seems to be the consensus view, for better or worse. Although Labour has yet to come clean on tax hikes it will introduc
The starting gun has been fired on mass job cuts at Woodsmith after the mine's owner, Anglo American, pledged to dramatically cut investment.
Oxford Instruments is a force for good. At £26.25, the shares deserve to move higher. A long-term buy.
The Bank of England is expected to keep interest rates at 5.25 per cent when its Monetary Policy Committee meets on Thursday.
The FTSE 100 upmarket housebuilder has been hit by a slump in sales, which it previously said were down by a third.
A trio of private equity heavyweights have until Wednesday to make a formal offer for Britain's biggest investment platform, or walk away.
