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Grieving families are being made to wait nine months as the probate office continues to be gripped by long delays.
NatWest's new card is aimed at UK customers who go abroad a lot, and will offer rewards on purchases made with the card outside of the UK.
The Dutch data protection regulator handed out the penalty after finding Uber was in 'serious violation' of the EU's General Data Protection Regulatio
The Treasury is set to announce reforms by the end of next month - three years after rule changes were first considered in 2021.
James Bailey, the firm's executive director (pictured), said 'people are beginning to feel slightly more confident about finances'.
The gold price hit an all-time high of $2,531.60 an ounce on Tuesday on anticipation of a run of US interest rate cuts before the end of this year.
It seems that the rules governing the opening (and running) of one-stop banking hubs could soon be relaxed.
Still at the golf course? Worklessness among the over-50s hasn't budged since Jeremy Hunt told them to put down their putters and get back to the offi
Millions of taxpayers face record bills as thresholds and allowances remain unchanged, dragging more into the tax net.
A reader tells us that Hyundai won't process a warranty claim for a blown-up engine because the car has been serviced thousands of miles later than re
Dear Chancellor, Your decision last month to deprive some ten million pensioners of their annual winter fuel payment has spawned an outpouring of fury
Dividends are not unique to this country, but they are a notable feature of the UK stock market that continues to make it attractive to many income-se
Gold has hit record highs this week and has rocketed so far this year. What's driving the price and how do you invest?
As unions flex their wage-bargaining muscles, top pay continues to rise and the gap widens between the earnings of chief executives and their workers.
The number of people over the age of 60 who are self-employed has reached a record high of almost one million, research suggests.
I'd like to leave my son money to buy a home, for his long-term financial security. Can I leave it in a trust to make sure he can still access Governm
My financial adviser told me I could take an enhanced 33 per cent and not the usual 25 per cent - I think due to when I first took out the policy.
Fixed-rate accounts have taken a beating since the Bank of England cut the base rate to 5 per earlier this month.
Regulator Ofgem is proposing trimming the standing charge by £20 to £100 a year to remove the part that pays for supplier operating costs.
Customers like Mick Thomas (pictured) are still being tricked into handing over cash to fraudsters who have infiltrated Booking.com's platform.
