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In its annual report on the industry, the IEA said demand for oil looks set to peak by 2029, amid bumper levels of production, driven by the US.
Marcus will cut the rate on its easy-access savings account to 4.55% from Saturday - can you find better rates elsewhere?
More parents are choosing to go private when their child needs braces, as patients in some areas face waits of around two years on the NHS.
The sofa seller now anticipates underlying pre-tax profits of between £10million and £12million for the 53 weeks ending June, compared to prior guid
After her third driving lesson, my granddaughter received a summons for speeding. She has been told she will have three points on her licence.
Millions of drivers fork out around £80 a year - worth up to £1.2bn in total - for AA or RAC cover to ensure they can get help if their car breaks d
Discounted social tariffs are common for broadband and mobile phone deals, but do not exist for energy - despite these bills being far higher.
The pound continued its solid gains against the euro since the start of the year, with sterling now trading at a 22-month high against the eurozone cu
Writer HARRY WALLOP splashed £100 at 'shop like a billionaire' Chinese website Temu which is attracting huge numbers of new uk customers.
Regular savings accounts are accounts designed for savers who put money aside every month and reward them with a generous interest rate.
Some three in five adults play Lottery games regularly and the National Lottery has made more than 7,200 people millionaires since 1994.
Amid a crisis engulfing the water industry, Severn Trent chief Liv Garfield (pictured) was handed a £584,000 bonus on top of her £799,600 base salar
Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt are persisting in an effort to eliminate employee national insurance contributions with a two per cent cut.
The demand for the stock, which is only available to certain institutions but will go on general sale to investors on Friday, is a major boost for the
Roaring Kitty is back. The meme stock craze is once again gripping global financial markets. But what on earth is a meme stock and can investors make
Owen Waters knew he would have to share information about his job with potential landlords when look for a new flat, but he never expected to divulge
When my wife and I were in Paris, we took a five-minute taxi ride. The driver refused cash and I ended up paying with chip and pin. When I checked my
This is Money's Simon Lambert talks to Hargreaves Lansdown's Susannah Streeter about what could lie in store for investors and savers.
Is the picture of an EV battery graveyard true? We look at second life EV battery initiatives, recycling developments and battery passports.
Homeowners coming to the end of fixed-term deals agreed when rates were much cheaper continue to face payment spikes, as the extent of rate increases
