Martin Lewis calls the 25% penalty on Lifetime ISA withdrawals a 'manifest injustice', vowing to fight the policy regardless of the next PM. The charge affects first-time buyers in high-price areas.
Andy Burnham is poised to become UK Prime Minister after Keir Starmer's resignation. He plans to introduce a Land Value Tax, reform social care with a national care levy, cut immigration, boost defence spending, protect pensions, and maintain a cautious s
Dog owners in England, Scotland, and Wales could be fined £500 if they fail to microchip their pet within 21 days of a warden's notice, warns the PDSA.
The Information Commissioner's Office fined KRA Consultancy Ltd £300,000 for sending 5.5 million spam texts, including fake bailiff threats, targeting people in debt.
The FCA has warned motor finance lenders it is 'very concerned' about their preparedness to implement a £9bn redress scheme, which could pay UK drivers an average of £830 each.
The FCA has warned motor finance lenders it is 'very concerned' about their operational readiness to deliver the £9bn compensation scheme, with eligible claimants expected to receive an average of £830.
As UK temperatures near 40°C, workers ask if shorts are allowed. UK law has no maximum temperature, but employers must ensure reasonable conditions. Here's what the rules say.
Vine & Fire in Crosby introduces deposit policy after 31 no-shows in one day. Customers pay £5-10 per person, refundable with 24-hour notice.
Grocery price inflation in the UK slowed to 3% in June, down from 3.1% in May, easing concerns about Middle East conflict impacting supermarket prices. Promotions hit five-year highs during the World Cup.
As UK temperatures hit 38°C, no legal maximum working temperature exists. Employers must ensure reasonable conditions under health and safety laws.
There are over a dozen benefits and discounts available for people of State Pension age. From Pension Credit to travel concessions, find out what you could claim.
From July 1, 2026, new Motability Scheme users in England and Wales face VAT and IPT changes on top-up payments for higher-value vehicles, while existing leases remain unaffected.
The DWP has responded to a petition with 15,245 signatures calling for Type 1 Diabetes to qualify for PIP, stating eligibility is based on functional assessment, not condition alone.
StubHub has been fined £889,200 by the CMA for drip pricing, and must refund over 50,000 customers an average of £10.33 each for hidden fees applied at checkout.
UK vets must cap prescription fees at £21 and publish price lists after CMA finds pet owners 'left in the dark' on bills.
EasyJet defends its cabin bag policy after a passenger claims the rule counting wheels and handles in size limits disadvantages disabled travellers, urging those needing help to request assistance.
When neighbours leave wheelie bins on the pavement for days, it can be frustrating. Three experts agree the best approach is a polite conversation first, then contact the council if needed.
Stubhub has been fined by the CMA and ordered to refund thousands of customers for failing to include mandatory fees in upfront ticket prices.
Manchester United may be forced to release Marcus Rashford for nothing and potentially pay him £30m after a FIFA rule change protects players banished from first-team squads.
Marcus Rashford returns to Man Utd after Barcelona loan. New FIFA rules may force club to pay £30m if he is isolated, preventing the 'bomb squad' tactic used previously.
If a neighbour leaves bins out too long, start with a polite chat. If that fails, report to the council. Legal action is a last resort for severe nuisance.
If your British Airways flight is cancelled, you can rebook free, request a refund, or claim expenses. EU consumer rights may apply; check eligibility for accommodation and compensation.
Brits may be eligible for a full or partial Council Tax discount for 2026/27. Up to seven criteria, including living alone, being a student, or having a disability, could reduce bills by 25-100%.
As UK temperatures approach 40°C, many men avoid shorts at work. Learn the legal stance on workplace temperatures, dress codes, and fashion advice for staying cool professionally.
Andy Burnham, the new MP for Makerfield, has unveiled plans to cut employers' National Insurance and reduce business rates for pubs, potentially saving thousands from closure.
Krispy Kreme recalls World Cup-themed doughnuts due to undisclosed hazelnut filling. 'Do not eat' order for specific batches sold at Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, and 7 Krispy Kreme stores.
From June 22, councils in England can fine landlords up to £7,000 for serious hazards like damp, mould, and faulty electrics under the Renters' Rights Act.
As Britain faces a heatwave with temperatures up to 40°C, a lawyer explains legal options if a neighbour's hedge blocks garden light, including council action under the Anti-social Behaviour Act 2003.
Audit Wales raised concerns about Bridgend Council's planning service, including limited understanding of its role, weak resource management, and missed income targets. The council has since implemented changes.
The UK government is exploring higher tax levies on big tech companies, potentially replacing the current digital services tax with a more targeted levy.