UK Penny Shortage Leaves Shoppers Shortchanged
Britain's small change shortage leaves retailers struggling and consumers losing out as 1p and 2p coins vanish from circulation, creating a nationwide payment problem.
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RBA holds rates at 12-year high amid cost crisis
The Reserve Bank of Australia maintains its tough stance against inflation, keeping interest rates at 4.35% while households face mounting financial pressure from rising expenses across housing, utilities and essentials.
Government cracks down on unfair council fines
Local authorities across England could be stripped of their power to issue controversial fines for minor offences like putting bins out early or parking offences, as the government launches a major review into 'over-zealous' enforcement.
The Block winners face cash crisis as payments delayed
EXCLUSIVE: Contestants from Channel 9's hit renovation show The Block are facing financial turmoil as promised prize money remains unpaid weeks after filming wrapped, leaving families in desperate situations.
Australia forces banks to maintain cash services
The Australian government announces sweeping new regulations forcing banks to maintain cash services nationwide, protecting vulnerable communities and regional areas from banking deserts.
Australia's New Cash Payment Rules Explained
Australia is implementing sweeping changes to cash payment rules that could affect millions of transactions. Discover what the new limits mean for your wallet and why critics are calling it a war on cash.
China spy suspect caught with £4k cash at Heathrow
Exclusive: Labour's election manifesto faces security questions after a defendant in a major China espionage case was intercepted at Heathrow Airport carrying thousands in cash, raising concerns about foreign interference in British politics.
Baby Boomers Buying Homes Cash While Younger Americans Struggle
A seismic shift in US property markets sees older generations buying homes outright with cash while younger Americans struggle with mortgages and soaring interest rates.
Pressure on Downing Street Over Collapsed China Spy Case
The UK government faces growing demands to disclose secret intelligence after prosecutors dramatically dropped espionage charges against two men accused of spying for China, raising serious questions about the case's foundations.
Two Brits charged with spying for China amid UK budget crisis
As Britain grapples with economic constraints, the arrest of two British citizens on espionage charges reveals the complex challenges facing Starmer's government in maintaining global influence.
NSW transport official charged in bribery scandal
A senior NSW transport bureaucrat faces court over accusations of accepting cash bribes from a Portuguese restaurant owner in exchange for lucrative government contracts through fake invoices.
Cash Crisis: Millions Struggle as UK Goes Cashless
Exclusive research reveals how Britain's rapid shift to cashless payments is leaving vulnerable groups behind, with ATMs disappearing and businesses refusing notes and coins.
Ireland offers €10,000 to migrant families leaving Dublin
The Irish government is offering migrant families up to €10,000 in cash incentives to relocate from Dublin to rural areas, sparking intense debate about immigration policy and integration challenges.
Barefoot Investor Crisis: La Trobe Account Frozen
Scott Pape's Barefoot Investor community faces a major crisis as La Trobe Financial abruptly freezes its popular Cash Management Account, blocking access to funds for more than 120,000 account holders.
Man's shock as ATM receipt reveals £1.5 million balance
A stunned shopper got the surprise of his life when a cash machine receipt showed an anonymous user had over one and a half million pounds in their account. The bizarre find in Westminster has sparked a major security debate.
Sunderland stun Aston Villa in epic FA Cup upset
League One side Sunderland produced a stunning FA Cup upset, defeating Premier League giants Aston Villa 2-1 in a thrilling third-round tie at the Stadium of Light.
Aston Villa's Matty Cash Injured in Sunderland Friendly
Aston Villa defender Matty Cash was forced off with a concerning injury during the pre-season friendly against Sunderland, casting doubt on his availability for the Premier League opener.
Pension panic as savers fear budget tax raid on retirement pots
Exclusive: Thousands of British pension holders are making emergency withdrawals ahead of the Autumn Statement, fearing Chancellor could target tax perks on lump sums in major revenue grab.
Martin Lewis: Free Cash for Energy Bills - Claim Now
Money saving expert Martin Lewis explains a little-known scheme where thousands of UK households can get up to £1,500 in free cash to slash energy bills. Check your eligibility now.
Ex-Celtic footballer jailed for money laundering
Former Celtic footballer Anthony Stokes has been sentenced to five years in prison for his role in a sophisticated money laundering operation involving a stolen cash van and hundreds of thousands of pounds.
UK Banks Offering Up to £200 FREE Cash for Switching
Major UK banks are offering cash incentives up to £200 for customers who switch their current accounts. Discover which banks are paying and how to claim your free cash before the deals vanish.
Plum Launches Market-Leading 6.17% Easy-Access Cash ISA
Exclusive: The popular money app Plum launches a market-leading Easy-Access Cash ISA with a top-tier 6.17% AER rate, offering a savvy new way for UK savers to beat inflation and use their tax-free allowance.
Centrelink Cash Boost for Millions Starts Tomorrow
Millions of eligible Australians will see a significant increase in their Centrelink payments starting tomorrow, as the federal government's indexation changes come into effect. Here's who qualifies and how much extra you'll receive.
Cash Crisis: 53% of UK's Free ATMs Vanish Since 2018
Exclusive investigation reveals Britain's alarming cash access crisis as free ATMs disappear and bank branches shut down, hitting vulnerable communities hardest. Regulatory action demanded.
Brits Sell Gold Jewellery as Prices Hit Record High
Soaring gold prices have triggered a national trend, with Britons cashing in on old jewellery and heirlooms. John Lewis & Partners reports a 73% surge in its sell-your-gold service, as experts advise on how to navigate the booming market.
Reeves Rules Out Pension Lump Sums in Retirement Blow
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has shut down the possibility of reintroducing a popular pension policy, dealing a blow to retirees seeking greater financial flexibility. The decision signals a major shift in Labour's retirement strategy.
Jessica Alba's Dinner Date With Danny Ramirez Sparks Romance Rumours
Hollywood actress Jessica Alba was spotted enjoying a dinner date with Top Gun: Maverick star Danny Ramirez in Los Angeles, sparking speculation about a new romance following her split from husband Cash Warren.
MP Researcher Charged with Spying for China
A parliamentary researcher has been charged with espionage offences for allegedly spying for China, in a major national security breach that has sent shockwaves through Westminster.
CPS drops China espionage case against two men
The Crown Prosecution Service has discontinued its case against Christopher Cash and Christopher Berry, accused of spying for China, citing insufficient evidence. The case collapses amid heightened UK-China tensions.
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