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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.
Rightmove said that after conditions between the two could not be settled, the partnership would now expire on September 1.
I have a hotel booked in Plymouth this weekend but I now want to cancel due to the riots. Do I have the right to cancel and get my money back?
House prices expected to continue on a 'modest upward trend' for the rest of the year, according to Halifax.
In the early 1990s UK interest rates rose to phenomenal levels as John Major's government sought to shadow the German market.
Not even one of the duff deals exceeds 2%, despite the Bank of England base rate having stood at 5.25% for 12 months. Twenty-five accounts pay 1% or l
Conor Burns discovered that fraudsters had taken out a Vanquis credit card in his name and racked up a £1,531 bill, which was passed onto debt collec
Last week, the Chancellor Rachel Reeves (pictured) warned that difficult decisions were required to plug a £22bn budget black hole.
Markets rallied as investor panic over a slowdown in the world's biggest economy faded - but there were warnings that there could be more to come.
Klarna, which was set up in 2005 by three founders, including chief exec Sebastian Siemiatkowski (pictured) is backed by investors such as SoftBank.
Aramco's dividends have been growing at an annual pace of roughly 30%, putting the company on track for an annual payout of $124.2bn.
The UK pharmaceutical giant prevailed when it was decided that its heartburn drug Zantac was not responsible for an Illinois patient's illness.
A new world record has been set for the longest journey by an electric car on a single charge driving around England.
