Nationwide Slashes Savings Rates Despite No Base Rate Change
Nationwide cuts savings rates by up to 0.25% despite no base rate change, citing exceptional inflow of savings due to stock market volatility.
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Parents Drug Dealing to Pay Son's Debt
Julie Davies, 56, and Alan Morgan, 47, dealt cocaine and amphetamine to clear their son's drug debt after threats from an organised crime gang. Both received suspended sentences at Cardiff Crown Court.
£2m National Lottery Jackpot in Tonight's Lotto Draw
A life-changing £2 million jackpot is up for grabs in tonight's National Lottery Lotto draw, with the draw at 8pm and Thunderball at 8.15pm.
LeBron James Leaving Lakers, Warriors Union Possible
LeBron James has told the Lakers he will leave the team, opening the door for a potential union with Stephen Curry at the Golden State Warriors, according to ESPN.
Australian Olive Oils Top Choice Taste Test
Choice blind tested 30 extra-virgin olive oils; Australian brands ranked high, with Cobram Classic scoring 80% and Italian Monini top at 88%.
Lloyds Axes Halifax Brand After 173 Years
Lloyds Banking Group will retire the Halifax brand, moving accounts to Lloyds by 2027. No branch closures, but 190 sites will be rebranded. The change follows a brand strategy review.
Trump Made Over $2.2bn Last Year, Raising Conflict Concerns
Donald Trump earned more than $2.2bn in 2025, including over $1bn from crypto businesses, according to a US Office of Government Ethics filing, sparking conflict of interest alarms.
Trump Raked in $2.2 Billion in 2025, $1.2B from Crypto
Donald Trump's financial disclosures reveal he made over $2.2 billion in 2025, including $1.2 billion from crypto ventures, raising conflict-of-interest concerns as he deregulates the industry.
Save Student Loan Plan Ends, Millions Face 90-Day Deadline
More than 7 million US borrowers must choose a new repayment plan within 90 days as the Biden-era Save plan ends, ruled unconstitutional, under Trump's overhaul.
Trump Accused of 'Disgusting' Crypto Greed After $1bn Profit
Financial disclosures reveal Trump family crypto ventures generated over $1bn in his first year back in office, sparking accusations of 'brazen crypto corruption' from Democrats like Elizabeth Warren.
Nine in 10 Brits Unaware of Energy Bill Cost Breakdown
Only 14% of Brits can identify main energy bill components; Utilita research reveals widespread ignorance of network, policy, and debt costs.
48-Hour Payday Rule: Life-Changing Hack to Curb Overspending
The 48-hour payday rule, a simple personal finance hack, could help curb overspending by forcing a two-day spending pause after payday. Experts say it builds discipline and reduces impulse purchases.
Burnham's Labour Eyes Major CGT Hike Beyond Reeves' Plans
Andy Burnham is urged to raise capital gains tax (CGT) to income tax levels, potentially scrapping the uplift at death, which could hit millions, not just the wealthy, with tax bills soaring.
Man United Right to Let Casemiro Go Despite Failed Replacements
Manchester United's decision to not replace Casemiro is justified after his defensive lapse for Brazil against Japan, highlighting the need for a mobile midfielder.
Getty Scraps £2.8bn Shutterstock Merger Over CMA Ruling
Getty Images has abandoned its £2.8 billion merger with Shutterstock after the UK's Competition and Markets Authority required the sale of Shutterstock's editorial business to address competition concerns.
State Pensioners Lose £200 Winter Fuel at £22,453 Earnings
State pensioners earning £22,453 on top of full new state pension will hit £35,000 threshold, losing winter fuel payment of £200, HMRC confirms.
Pension Age Disability Payment Evidence Help Available
New Pension Age Disability Payment (PADP) claimants can ask Social Security Scotland to gather supporting evidence, with applications typically processed within seven working days. Over 185,000 people now receive weekly payments of £76.70 or £114.60.
UK Banking Rules Face Biggest Shake-Up in Over 30 Years
UK government announces major financial regulation overhaul, reviewing ring-fencing rules and aiming to boost growth post-Brexit, but critics warn of risks.
NHS worker stole £279k and sold equipment back to trust
Ex-NHS worker Emmanuel Nbanga stole £279,000 of operating theatre equipment from Alexandra Hospital and sold it back to the trust. He was convicted of fraud and faces jail.
Jamie Dimon Warns AI Must Be Slowed to ‘Save Society’ from Unrest
Jamie Dimon warns AI must be slowed to prevent civil unrest, while Nvidia's Jensen Huang argues it will create jobs. Davos debate on AI's societal impact.
Halifax Axed After 173 Years in Lloyds Rebrand
Halifax, a UK banking brand for 173 years, will be rebranded to Lloyds. Branches and accounts will transition, with no branch closures announced.
Halifax Brand Scrapped After 173 Years, Accounts to Lloyds
Lloyds Banking Group is phasing out the 173-year-old Halifax brand, moving all customer accounts to Lloyds. Customers will keep same sort code and account numbers, with no job cuts announced.
Burnham Used £16,000 Taxpayer Cash for London Flat
Andy Burnham claimed £16,644 in expenses to buy a London flat in 2005 while in government, avoiding capital gains tax. He was not investigated as he saved taxpayer money.
APP Fraud Losses Drop £73m Annually After Reimbursement Rules
Authorised push payment fraud losses have fallen by an estimated £73 million per year, according to a report evaluating mandatory reimbursement rules introduced in October 2024.
Halifax Warns Customers as Brand Changes to Lloyds
Halifax has announced the end of its brand, transitioning all accounts to Lloyds over the coming months, and warns customers to watch for scammers during the change.
Halifax Brand to Be Scrapped After 173 Years, Rebranded as Lloyds
Lloyds Banking Group will phase out the Halifax brand, rebranding all accounts under Lloyds by 2027, with customers keeping sort codes and account numbers.
Jacquet Promises Full Fitness and Trophy Ambition at Liverpool
New Liverpool signing Jeremy Jacquet says he will be 100% fit for pre-season after shoulder surgery, and aims to bring trophies and leadership to the club.
Martin Lewis: Pay in Local Currency Abroad (01.07.2026)
Martin Lewis advises always paying in local currency when using a card abroad, as the card's exchange rate is better than the shop or ATM's dynamic conversion.
HMRC Confirms 55p Per Mile Tax Allowance for Drivers
HMRC has confirmed the 55p-per-mile tax allowance for petrol drivers remains for the 2026-27 tax year, increased by 10p in June. Drivers can claim for business miles, with rates dropping to 25p after 10,000 miles.
Halifax Brand to Disappear After 173 Years on High Street
Lloyds Banking Group will phase out the Halifax brand, converting all customer accounts to Lloyds over time, with branches rebranded or moved by 2027. No job cuts announced.
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