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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?
Nationwide Building Society has agreed to buy Virgin Money UK in an all-cash deal worth around £2.9billion, creating one of Britain's biggest banks.
Property prices rose by 0.4% in February, according to the latest figures from Halifax, representing the fifth monthly rise in a row.
A new British Isa will allow investors to pour an extra £5,000 into the stock market. Investor Michael Taylor, pictured with wife Nora, says it's a g
Among the companies with reports and trading updates today are Nationwide, Virgin Money UK, ITV, Aviva, Admiral and Entain.
The move to get investors to 'buy British' will extend the Isa allowance from the current £20,000, and is expected to appeal to people who already ma
The Chancellor has raised the threshold at which working parents pay the high income child benefit charge to £60,000 in the Spring Budget.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt today delivers a highly anticipated Spring Budget, faced with pressure to cut taxes and bolster faltering public services.
There are two things that can be said with certainty about the Budget. First, the forecasts on which the Chancellor's plans are based will be wrong.
There is a perception that new homes are more expensive than the second hand market, and property experts tend to agree with this view. But that may n
The second cut in National Insurance payments in four months will boost the income of the average worker by £1,500 over the next financial year.
American Express has launched its own version of buy now, pay later called 'Plan It' - a new feature which will allow customers to pay off purchases o
I live in France, and my account was closed due to Brexit, but I haven't been able to withdraw my money. Now, someone has said they can't find any rec
In an interview with Le Monde, finance minister Bruno Le Maire (pictured) warned the deficit for 2023 will have been 'significantly' above target.
