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Concerns the Chancellor would limit the amount of tax-free cash pension savers can take from their pots were allayed today.
Savers had been waiting with bated breath to see if the the Chancellor would tinker with Isas in the Budget.
First-time buyers look set to pay thousands more on stamp duty costs after Rachel Reeves opted to steer clear of any tweaks in the budget.
Pubs, restaurants and bars will be allowed a 40 per cent discount on their business rates bills from April up to a maximum cap of £110,000 per firm.
Rachel Reeves announced that many benefits would rise by 1.7% - the level of consumer price index inflation in September 2024.
As many as 27% of parents are likely to fall short if schools pass on the VAT hike to parents, and many say they will take on extra debt, according to
The new Ford Capri EV - which has garnered a lot of online outrage - has finally launched. And we went to Marseille for the global first drive...
The conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine have underlined the importance to all our lives of energy security and put fossil fuels back on the agend
The luxury automaker reported pre-tax losses of £12.2million for the three months ending September, compared to £117.6million over the same period l
A sign on common land near me says, 'No-fly tipping maximum fine £50,000'. It's an area where I've seen it happen but I'm curious.
The number of heat pumps in the UK has been increasing, as households attempt to reduce their emissions and cut bills - but the upfront cost is a barr
Why does Nationwide need to know my employer, work address, job title, annual income and where my money is coming from just to open a savings account?
BP's third quarter earnings fell 30% to £1.8bn - the lowest level in four years - amid a slowdown in global economic activity and oil demand.
Chief exec Elhedery (pictured) pushed back against speculation that his major overhaul of HSBC was a step towards spinning off parts of the bank.
Hargreaves said it brought in £500 million in net new business in the three months to September 30, compared with £600m in the previous quarter.
Loyalty schemes have become ever more popular since shops and supermarkets started offering two-tier pricing where members pay less on certain items.
Reverend Philip Stamp was sure he remembered saving into a pension during his days before the priesthood, when he worked at a brewery in the 1970s.
In August I fell into a canal with my laptop, which was damaged by the water. I took it to a Currys store in London to have it repaired for free, but
If you own one of a number of major China-linked stocks or a FTSE 100 tracker, then you should be paying attention. And even if your portfolio is not
The house price at which home buyers start paying the tax will revert to the level set before temporary changes were made in 2022, so more will be d
