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Automotive data experts Cap Hpi says internal combustion engined cars are written off at over double the rate of fully electric vehicles.
We explain what the Bank of England's decision to stick at 5% means for your finances - and whether rates will be cut again soon.
Georgie Frost, Lee Boyce and Simon Lambert look at how to make more of your savings and avoid handing over returns to the bank or taxman.
Savings experts predict that rates will continue to drop now that the base rate has been held at 5%.
Investment trusts are hoping to secure waves of fresh inflows after the Government temporarily paused the enforcement of burdensome cost disclosure ru
Americans love their Star-Spangled Banner, the French are obsessed with national pride but we Brits have a patriotism problem. Reluctance to recognise
Switching mortgage lender when your fixed term ends can save you money - but how does the remortgage process work and what do homeowners need to consi
According to the car sales platform's latest report, the median retail price of a new fully electric car is £51k; 31% higher than a new petrol or die
The Financial Conduct Authority launched a probe into the historical sale of loans by UK motor finance companies earlier this year following a surge o
DVLA records show that between January and the end of May, 38% of all dangerous driving 'DD40' endorsements were issued to 17 to 25-year-olds.
Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are Next, Ocado and Close Brothers.
The Bank of England argues that British inflation largely has been caused by supply issues in the shape of the pandemic and Ukraine.
I reported the broken buggy at the airport, yet now I've been told I was given the wrong information and should have filled out an online form too.
More than a fifth of workers under the age of 27 say they are currently saving nothing towards retirement, while half have stopped paying in at some s
Hostmore said it had appointed administrators from Teneo. It hopes to sell the UK restaurants to new owners by the end of this month.
In just the latest blow to in the UK steel industry, the company said losses increased eightfold in 2022, from £49.5m to £408.4m.
The misery inflicted on the Surrey village of Bramley, where the air is often thick with petrol fumes, serves as a parable of modern Britain.
After a dismal period of decline, the department store and Waitrose owner last week said it is on course for significantly higher profits this year.
The stock fell 15% after the consumer goods firm swung to a loss of £96m for the 12 months to the end of May, against a £62m profit the year before.
US Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell (pictured) says the US economy is growing at a solid pace with inflation back down at 2.5%.
