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Holiday firms refuse refund requests from customers in local lockdown

Holiday firms are using an ‘anomaly’ in the law to wriggle out of refund claims made b...

NatWest launches regular savings account paying 3% interest

NatWest has launched a Digital Regular Saver offering 3% in a bid to get customers in the ...

Staff told to work from home and 10pm curfew brought in for bars and restaurants

The Prime Minister Boris Johnson has today announced further measures to restrict the spre...

Furloughed and self-employed receive £50bn in government support

The government has handed out nearly £40bn to cover furloughed staff wages while grants f...

Four in 10 FTSE giants still fail to meet female board member targets

Four in 10 of the UK’s top 350 companies have failed to meet a target to ensure women ma...

Stamp duty break boosts August house sales by 16%

House sales increased by 15.6% to 81,280 in August, figures from HMRC show.

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Lost your job? Financial top tips

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Half of first-time buyers delay home purchase for a year

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Overdraft rates at record high but borrower costs fall

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Insurers to be banned from renewal price hikes for loyal customers

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Fixed savings rates rise across the board

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One in five will still pay their mortgage after the age of 65

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Car insurance premiums rocket 40% for unemployed drivers

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Stamp duty cut sees first-time buyers jump on buy to let bandwagon

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NS&I slashes savings rates and odds of winning Premium Bonds

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Four million eligible for £500 self-isolation payment

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World Alzheimer’s Day: A Lasting Power of Attorney can help mitigate the vulnerabilities

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Parents admit raiding children’s savings to stay afloat during pandemic

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Cash use drop means ‘no plans to make 2p or £2 coins in next decade’

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Labour calls on the government to extend eviction ban

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Top one-year savings fix pays 1.3% but best easy access deal pulled days after launch

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Retail sales up again but UK economic recovery ‘likely to diminish’

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Thailand and Singapore on, while Slovenia and Guadeloupe off safe travel list

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