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James Hopkinson will step down from the British lender just months after it was bailed out following concerns over its balance sheet.
Savers got a blow this week as a Premium Bond cut arrived. We discuss that, plus bitcoin ETFs, car insurance and the no and low-alcohol beer boom.
Major shipping disruption in the Red Sea will trigger price rises in the UK, experts warn. From food prices to energy bills and interest rates, here a
Employees - mostly customer service assistants - who put a typical £150 a month into its 2020 share save scheme will gain more than £10,000.
An 'immaculate' 17-year-old Land Rover Discovery that was first delivered to King Charles is set to be offered to the highest bidder in March, having
Vistry defied pessimism among industry peers on Friday with the housebuilder 'encouraged' by easing mortgage rates.
Called 'Smart Charge', more than 20 UK stores already have devices installed. Some 100 UK supermarkets will have them before the end of the year.
Sales of food at M&S were up 12.1 per cent in the crucial 12 weeks ahead of Christmas while the figure for Waitrose rose 3.6 per cent.
In a bid to incentivise green improvements, MPs and think tanks are urging ministers to back a 'Rebate to Renovate' tax refund scheme.
We look at how much popular platforms have increased prices since they launched - and how cheaper 'basic' options might save you some cash.
I'm a contractor and take tech jobs a few months at a time. The market is really competitive at the minute, so what can I do to boost my chances? Dave
The most common breaches of a tenancy agreement included not keeping the property sufficiently clean and failing to notify a landlord of required repa
The only hope of cheaper energy deals are low-cost fixed rates, which were once the most common type of energy tariff but have now almost dried up.
My girlfriend and I both own our own flats in London with big mortgages. If we sell them and buy or rent somewhere together, we would make a loss.
Adults in the UK took out £81bn from cash machines in 2023, which was a fall compared to 2022 - but one region took out even more cash than the previ