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Our son has had a letter from a debt collecting company saying he has an outstanding fine from nonpayment of emission zone.
The energy giant ousted Looney after he failed to be 'fully transparent' about personal relationships with staff.
Tate & Lyle owner T&L Sugars announced plans to buy Whitworths late last year. But the CMA has threatened to block the deal.
A couple with two or more children where each partner earns £60,000 a year will have the biggest boost, as they receive the maximum NI boost and can
DfT statistics show the average hold-up on the country's busiest roads last year was 10.5 seconds per vehicle per mile. This is up from 9.5 seconds in
A new report found that drivers of BYD and GWM Ora vehicles are facing extremely steep quotes for cover because only a few insurance providers will un
Simon Lambert and Matt Conradi, of Netwealth, discuss what investors can do to make the most of the tax-free investing options - and what they should
The Surrey-based company's £3.73 per share offer for its rival, a major supplier to retail behemoth Amazon, represents a 33 per cent premium to DS Sm
Formula One legend Jody Scheckter's renowned car collection is up for auction - and sensationally it includes his World Championship-winning Ferrari.
There are dozens of laws you may not know about or misunderstand, leaving you vulnerable to committing an offence and therefore potentially facing a f
Challenger Energy shares immediately reacted to the company's newly improved proposition, with the price more than doubling with the news that Chevron
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt confirmed another cut to NI contributions by 2p. We explain how another NI cut will affect take-home pay and why some taxpayers
The property is among the most viewed homes for sale on Rightmove last month, and boasts a 12th century motte, a Norman keep and a round tower.
I am in the fortunate position of earning more than £100,000 a year but this means that I am one of the people who lose their personal allowance. All
Arjan Verbeek, founder of mortgage lender Perenna says a market reliant on short-term fixed rate mortgages means borrowers aren't protected against ri
Women are being stung with pricing 'pink prejudice' at the garage, new research from Caura has found. Women are charged five per cent more than men fo
Britain's challenger banks are falling like ninepins. In many ways, it is a great shame because the services offered by the Big Four are deteriorating
Our top personal finance experts and a tax guru reveal what you should do now to protect your wealth: from pensions, to property, investing and savin
The Chancellor presented himself with a golden opportunity in the Budget to sort out the illogical mess our tax system has got into.
The planned acquisition would create the second-biggest UK banking entity after Lloyd's. But will it be a good deal for customers?
