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Rachel Reeves now has the perfect cover for hiking taxes in October's Budget after the whopping public sector pay rises fuelled a £3billion surge in
I think Halifax has acted unfairly and should pay her back, as this wasn't her fault. She was saving for a holiday and now can't go
Friends and industry colleagues mourned the loss of an 'inspiring titan' who was known as the 'British Bill Gates' after divers confirmed that his bod
Revolut might not be to every investor's taste but one firm cracking open the champagne was Molten Ventures.
Younger investors, who generally have larger risk appetites, appear to be driving a growing confidence in the FTSE 100.
The Treasury raked in an extra 9 per cent - or £230million - between April and July compared with the same period last year, official figures have re
During the cost of living crisis, supermarkets and other retailers have come under fire for introducing a two-tier pricing structure.
I bought a gift card from Carpetright for my son earlier this year which he cannot now use as it has gone bust.
The Department for Transport has confirmed the ban on new petrol and diesel cars will be reinstated to 2030, despite no mention in the King's Speech.
The new rates will be effective from tomorrow and will include the cheapest five-year fixed rate deal on the market.
Economists have ramped-up forecasts for GDP growth for this year and next, in a fresh show of confidence for Britain's economic outlook.
Policies on interest can be phrased vaguely and vary regarding how much firms keep for themselves, according to a study by Finder.com.
Waitrose said the first new Waitrose store in six years will open in Hampton Hill in south west London later this year.
Analysts have largely credited the increase to the growing expectations that central banks like the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England will decre
Savings rates have been falling at an alarming speed since the Bank of England cut the base rate to 5%.
It marks the brand's seventh store opening since it was bought, following previous openings and its first in the capital since its relaunch.
Watkin Jones lowered its annual profit guidance and said said 'uncertainty' over the pace of interest rate cuts will weigh on its results.
Parents have less than two weeks to tell HMRC if their 16 to 19-year-old child is staying in education - or risk losing their child benefit, the tax o
Two of the world's richest men, global tycoons with a sharp eye for a deal, have bought themselves a slice of telecoms giant BT.
Sterling has been buoyed by signs of improvement for the UK economy while the dollar is under pressure amid fears of a US slowdown.
