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We invested savings into Cauta's loan bonds. He promised dates for repayment of the bonds but these have passed without the return of our money.
Broker Charles Schwab has looked at how the S&P 500 index of leading US shares has performed when the Oval Office was either red for Republican or blu
The reverberations from Wednesday's Budget continue - and they are not good ones.
The stamp duty surcharge was increased to 5% - and the changes come in straight away, meaning those in the process of buying a property may be wonderi
Of all the personal finance measures announced in the Chancellor's high-spending, high-taxing Budget, the one that took experts by surprise was the hi
Rachel Reeves' Budget was full of policies that mean retirement saving could be about get harder. Here's how it could affect your pension - and what y
JEFF PRESTRIDGE: It's confession time. Yesterday's Budget wasn't as awful as I thought it would be.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves dropped a pension reform bombshell in Wednesday's Budget so dramatic that experts say the golden rules of retirement income p
Anyone now contemplating taking a bet on Ashley's combination of acumen and assertiveness should be aware that not everything that he touches turns to
The hairdresser is best known for styling Kate's hair for her wedding to Prince William in 2011, but he didn't recognise her when they first met.
'Hair tech' - the gadgets that curl or straighten our locks - is one in which Britain leads the world, and which promises export growth.
The Financial Conduct Authority said the hedge fund tycoon had deliberately tried to frustrate an investigation into his conduct.
Prof Martin Green, head of Care England, said Budget plans to raise employers' contributions from 13.8 to 15 per cent risked placing social care in 'f
In life, as in real estate, timing is everything. After 15 years in the Middle East, I made the executive decision last year to make my home back in t
Global services include selling internet and phone connectivity to more than 1,000 multinational corporate clients worldwide.
It will take a few weeks for people, both individually and as managers, to work out what to do.
While it left many with something to be miserable about, there were also some important dodged bullets. The This is Money podcast team rate the Budget
Landlords knew they were in for a bruising in the Budget. Buyers of second homes now need to stump up 5 per cent stamp duty, which could push landlord
The barrage of enormous tax rises and spending increases will undoubtedly hit household finances - but the good news is that it should keep savings ra
A bag that dissolves naturally sounds great - but does it work? We put it to the test.
