Chancellor slammed over car finance scandal intervention
The Chancellor's attempt to intervene in the escalating car finance scandal has been branded 'disgraceful' by critics, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.
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Martin Lewis: Claim car finance compensation now
Money-saving expert Martin Lewis advises UK motorists to check if they're owed thousands due to hidden commission in car finance agreements, following a pivotal Supreme Court decision.
Debt repayment trick to wipe thousands off your balance
A simple yet effective method to reduce your credit card debt faster and save on interest payments. Discover how prioritising high-interest debts can make a difference.
Millions could claim car finance compensation
UK motorists may be entitled to payouts after financial regulators uncovered widespread unfair commission practices in car finance agreements.
Car finance scandal: Hidden commissions exposed
Thousands of UK drivers could be owed compensation due to hidden commissions in car finance deals. Here’s how to check if you’re affected and what to do next.
FCA ruling opens door to car finance compensation claims
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has uncovered widespread unfair commission practices in car finance, potentially leading to billions in compensation for affected customers.
Chancellor considers merging all ISAs into single account
The UK government is exploring plans to merge multiple ISA accounts into a single, simplified product, potentially reducing capital gains tax burdens for savers.
Nationwide shakes up overdraft fees
Nationwide Building Society announces bold changes to overdraft charges, aiming to simplify fees and support customers. Find out how this could impact your finances.
Car finance scandal: Millions may claim compensation
Drivers mis-sold car finance deals may be entitled to significant payouts as regulators investigate unfair commission schemes. Here's what you need to know.
Martin Lewis warns against costly credit card mistake
Money-saving expert Martin Lewis reveals a common credit card mistake that could leave Brits facing massive debt. Learn how to protect your finances.
BNPL shake-up: New rules to protect UK shoppers
The UK government is cracking down on 'Buy Now, Pay Later' schemes with stricter regulations to shield shoppers from hidden fees and spiralling debt. Here's what you need to know.
You could claim £441 compensation - check now
Thousands of Brits may be owed hundreds in compensation due to mis-sold financial products. Find out if you qualify for a payout.
Millionaire banker dies in wellness retreat accident
A 43-year-old millionaire banker has died following a bizarre accident at a high-end wellness resort, leaving the financial world in shock.
Labour's tax reforms may backfire, warns Goldman Sachs
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny as Goldman Sachs warns of potential revenue drops from Labour's proposed Capital Gains Tax reforms. Experts question the impact on London's financial sector.
Martin Lewis tip helps Brits reclaim £1,000s in council tax
Money-saving expert Martin Lewis reveals how thousands have successfully claimed council tax refunds using his simple tip - find out if you're owed money too!
NatWest changes rules for benefit claimants
NatWest has revealed a significant update affecting benefit claimants, aiming to simplify banking processes. Here's how it impacts you.
Millions missing out on £1,331 DWP boost
Over a million UK households may be eligible for a significant DWP payment but are failing to claim it. Here’s how to check if you’re missing out.
Nandy demands Premier League financial reform
Labour MP Lisa Nandy calls for urgent reforms in football finance to protect clubs from collapse, urging the Premier League and EFL to act now.
Man City sign record £650m Puma kit deal
Manchester City have secured the biggest kit sponsorship deal in Premier League history, signing a 10-year contract with Puma worth £650m, eclipsing rivals Manchester United and Arsenal.
Barclays introduces new banking fees - what you'll pay
Barclays has announced new fees for certain banking services, affecting millions of customers. Find out how these changes could impact your finances.
TSB offers £310 bonus for new customers
TSB is offering a £310 cash bonus to customers who switch to its Spend & Save or Spend & Save Plus accounts. Find out eligibility criteria and how to apply.
Coe monitors Grand Slam track payments for athletes
World Athletics president Sebastian Coe is closely monitoring the financial rewards for athletes in Grand Slam track events, aiming to ensure fair compensation in the sport.
Lifetime ISA vs Pension: Best Retirement Savings Option
Confused about whether to choose a Lifetime ISA or a personal pension for your retirement savings? We break down the pros and cons to help you decide.
LSE launches 24-hour trading to boost global competitiveness
The London Stock Exchange has launched round-the-clock trading in a bold move to boost competitiveness and attract international investors. Here's what it means for the UK economy.
Self-employed pension crisis looms in UK
New research reveals a worrying gap in retirement savings among self-employed workers in the UK. Find out how this could affect your financial future.
Jess Phillips slams London Met over student finance delays
Labour MP Jess Phillips criticises London Metropolitan University for leaving students in financial limbo due to administrative delays.
UK eyes stricter cryptocurrency rules
Chancellor Rachel Reeves hints at stricter cryptocurrency regulations amid concerns over market volatility and consumer protection. What does this mean for UK investors?
Nationwide CEO's £7m pay sparks outrage
Nationwide Building Society faces backlash as CEO's potential £7m pay package is revealed, raising questions over executive pay in challenging economic times.
Women Quietly Dominating Senior Economist Roles
A silent revolution is underway as women increasingly occupy top economist positions, reshaping the financial landscape with their expertise.
Banks cut deposit rates faster than RBA cuts
As savings surge among Australians, banks are reducing deposit interest rates at a quicker pace than the Reserve Bank’s official cash rate adjustments, squeezing returns for savers.
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