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Melanie was residing the excessive life in a Spanish villa… till she discovered her ex-husband…
For years, Melanie Long enjoyed the high life, jet-setting on sun-kissed holidays to the likes of Mexico and Florida with her husband Steven, who was a personal wealth adviser.And when he bought her a beautiful villa in the seaside town of…
Dystopian Tony Blair scheme to make use of your non-public HEALTH knowledge to find out pension…
Imagine you’re coming up to retirement and dreaming about your well-earned leisure time and freedom ahead. Your plans are in place. All that’s left for you to do is log into a state-run smartphone app that tells you when the Government…
There are actually extra banking hubs than Barclays branches with Acton the busiest in Britain…
In the past two decades, the face of the high street has changed drastically.One of the biggest shifts has been major banks closing branches, claiming that more customers are now happy to undertake transactions online.With many last…
SMALL CAP IDEA: Renewables entice recent curiosity, however the grid’s storage downside caps…
UK-listed wind and solar investment trusts have held up better than the wider market as oil tops $100 a barrel. The investment case is more compelling than it has been for two years. It also has a structural ceiling.Why the sector is…
Most economical automobiles to beat the gas disaster: Petrol, diesel and hybrid fashions that…
With fuel prices stubbornly high as the conflict in Iran continues to drag on, choosing a new car with low running costs has never been more important.Various reports suggest more drivers are considering making the leap to an electric…
Garden gnomes devalue your private home! Here’s the most affordable methods to enhance your…
A well-designed garden can add up to £60,000 to the value of a home, experts suggest. Households with a well-maintained and practical garden typically add between 5 per cent to 20 per cent to the value of their home, according to…
100,000 on the clock: One in seven automobiles on the highway have handed the ‘century’…
One in seven vehicles on Britain's roads have over 100,000 miles on the clock - as drivers hang onto their cars for longer than ever, a new study reveals.According to new figures from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency, more than six…
Stealth raid places £210bn further in taxman’s pocket
Income tax revenues are on course to almost double in a decade as a 'relentless stealth tax' hammers millions of workers.The taxman is set to rake in £430billion from the levy in 2030-31, according to analysis of official forecasts, some…
Clash at JD Sports: Questions for chief over his future
The chief executive of JD Sports is set to face questions after the retailer's chairman left in a dispute over his leadership.Boss Regis Schultz is likely to be asked if he will stay in his role when the FTSE 100 business posts its annual…
RUTH SUNDERLAND: ‘Annoyance financial system’ hurts us and AI will make it worse
The 'annoyance economy' is a term coined in the US to describe how the irritations visited upon us by companies add up, taking a financial and psychological toll on consumers.The hidden fees. The mendacious messages on customer service…
