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The Renters’ Rights Act means I’m being evicted from my residence – I blame the…
Train driver Daniel Franklin-Smith, 33, was under the impression the Renters' Rights Act, which becomes law today, was meant to help him. Instead, he faces eviction because of it.The new rules, which come into force in England on 1…
Hargreaves Lansdown makes its managed pension FREE for a 12 months: How does the deal evaluate?
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High Street suffers worst April in a decade as squeeze on household funds hits gross sales
The High Street has suffered its worst month in a decade as a squeeze on family finances hits sales.Sales of non-essential goods, which include clothes and homeware, fell 1.6 per cent last month, according to new figures from accountancy…
New York hedge fund Saba victorious in battle towards Edinburgh Worldwide board
A New York hedge fund has won a decisive victory over one of Britain’s leading investment trusts after a long battle.Saba Capital Management, run by financier Boaz Weinstein, effectively seized control of Edinburgh Worldwide yesterday in…
Yet extra MPC fearmongering: Debating scary eventualities just isn’t the best way to run a…
Criticism of the Bank of England’s back-to-front interest rate policy over the last few years has clearly rattled a few of the pillars in Threadneedle Street.Remember how the Bank forecast that rising inflation during the Covid era and the…
Central financial institution alarm as oil soars to $126: Bailey and Lagarde warn of rate of…
Oil and bond markets swung wildly yesterday over fresh turbulence sparked by the Iran war – and as central banks grappled with how to respond.The price of a barrel of Brent crude spiralled to more than $126 in early trading, a four-year…
Central financial institution alarm as oil soars to $126: Bailey and Lagarde warn of rate of…
Oil and bond markets swung wildly yesterday over fresh turbulence sparked by the Iran war – and as central banks grappled with how to respond.The price of a barrel of Brent crude spiralled to more than $126 in early trading, a four-year…
William Hill proprietor Evoke to close round 270 betting retailers to offset a success from greater…
William Hill and 888 owner Evoke is closing around 270 betting shops to offset a hit from higher taxes as talks grow of a £225million takeover of the group.The debt-laden firm has earmarked sites for closure after losses more than doubled…
Labour’s crackdown on keyless automotive crime: New legislation makes it unlawful to hold…
A new law has been introduced to tackle the ongoing issue of keyless car thefts and the hi-tech gadgets criminal gangs commonly used to pinch vehicles rapidly and without detection.The Crime and Policing Act 2026 - which received royal…
Bank of England HOLDS rates of interest at 3.75% – however debtors brace for extra mortgage…
The Bank of England held interest rates at 3.75 per cent today despite the inflation shock caused by the Iran war.In an eagerly anticipated announcement, the central bank left rates unchanged as it grapples with the fallout from the…
