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It’s Japanese knotweed season… and as much as 1.6MILLION properties may very well be…
More than 1.5million properties across Britain could be infested with Japanese knotweed, a new analysis shows. Experts at invasive plant specialist Environet claimed Japanese knotweed is wiping around £21.4billion from the value of…
Do you keep in mind these automobiles from the Nineteen Eighties? They all turn into…
When you think of classic cars, your mind naturally recalls vintage motors from yesteryear, like Silver Birch Aston Martin DB5s, achingly beautiful E-Type Jaguars and Ferrari's decorated 250 GTO.What you probably don't think of is a Citroen…
Two in three younger folks assume they are going to be worse off than their mother and father
Two thirds of young people now believe they will be worse off than their parents, new research has revealed. Young people aged 18 to 29 say that the events of 2026 have left them feeling particularly pessimistic about the future, and…
Can you AFFORD to dwell to 100? How to make your pension stretch additional if YOU defy the…
More people than ever are living to 100 so it is wise to plan your finances to stretch over a long retirement, according to experts..A man aged 65 now can expect to live to 85 and a woman to 88 on average, according to official…
I wish to money in my £40,000 funding with Canada Life but it surely’s making me wait WEEKS…
For about 20 years, I've held several offshore bond policies with Canada Life which were set up by my financial adviser. Now I'm in my 50s and retired, I withdraw some cash from one policy every year to cover my living costs until I…
Iran conflict ‘continues to stoke client nervousness’ amid inflation gloom
War in the Middle East ‘continues to stoke consumer anxiety’ as household confidence in the economy languishes at record lows.The longer the conflict continues, the more ‘uncertainty’ there is in the economy, the British Retail Consortium…
ALEX BRUMMER: What the Governor of the Bank of England has simply informed me about what’s…
After bumping into Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey in the heart of Washington last week, I expected the conversation to turn to the convulsions facing the world economy because of the current standoff in the Strait of Hormuz.But…
So a lot for not elevating taxes on working individuals! Reeves’ hikes on jobs are largest in…
Labour has inflicted a sharper hike in taxes on jobs in Britain than that experienced by any other major economy, new analysis shows.The rise in the so-called 'tax wedge' last year was the biggest among 38 members of the Organisation for…
Clarks again in revenue – however Shoe Zone warns of a darkening outlook as it’s hit by…
Clarks has returned to profit after two years – but major stockist Shoe Zone warned of a gloomy outlook as it is hit by Labour tax hikes and the Iran war.British shoe group Clarks posted profits of £44.8million for last year, having made a…
Democracy flame to burn at BP: Oil big’s AGM guarantees to be a defining second, says ALEX…
BP has rarely been out of the headlines over the last year with top-level boardroom reshuffles and merger speculation. At its lowest point, Shell was seen as a default buyer.Today’s annual meeting at Sunbury in Surrey will not be a tame…
