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Luxury giant Kering feels the pinch as Gucci sales slump over the first three months of the yearGucci owner Kering saw its shares fall over 5% on Thursday after the group revealed its sales dropped more than expected in the first quarter.
Mercedes to replace steering wheel with futuristic spaceship-like yoke for its latest EVThe German car giant will soon offer a cut-away steering wheel design for its flagship EV alongside a new 'steer-by-wire' system. We explain how it works and if it's legal.
Fund manager assets shrink as Trump tariffs spook investorsLondon-listed fund managers have started to reveal the extent of damage caused by recent global trade upheaval, as investors head for the exit amid widespread volatility.
Oasis fans have already lost £2m to ticket scams, major bank warnsOasis fans have collectively lost over £2million to ticket scams, estimates from Lloyds bank show.
Why wasn't my pension lifestyled? I lost £8,500 in stock market downturn: CRANE ON THE CASEHad my pension been moved into a lower-risk fund in 2015, as Wesleyan said it would be in its letters, I believe I would not have lost as much money.
How to take advantage when stock markets are down: Financial planning moves that pay offMost recently, Trump sent US stocks tumbling even further after calling US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell a 'major loser' for not lowering US interest rates.
Pensions worth up to £1k could be merged automatically: New plan to deal with 13m tiny potsThe Government says in time the move could boost the retirement savings of the average worker by around £1,000 due to reduced costs.
Nationwide dominates bank switching battle with help of cash bonuses and Fairer Share lureMore than 1million bank account switches took place in the last 12 months, with 222,805 occurring in the first three months of the year.
Bank of England tipped to slash rates TWICE in two months as tax hikes and US tariffs batter the economyIn a boost for households and businesses hoping for cheaper borrowing costs, investors are betting on cuts in May and June, from 4.5% to 4%.
MARKET WATCH: BP shares jump 5% as American hedge fund Elliott raises its stakeElliott, which wants BP to ditch its green agenda and focus on fossil fuels, has over 5% of voting rights, making it the second-largest shareholder.
Reeves fights fiscal storm - but her claims to have fixed the foundations look increasingly premature: ALEX BRUMMERWe should be grateful for small mercies. Rachel Reeves, at her second IMF gathering as Chancellor, did not come empty-handed.
NatWest hails 'symbolic' exit from bailout as it aims to return to full private ownership by JulyRick Haythornthwaite (pictured) said the banking giant was 'incredibly grateful' to taxpayers for stepping in to save the it from collapse.
Global markets rally after Trump retreat: Stocks, dollar and bonds up as White House eases stance on trade and FedLondon's FTSE 100 index of blue-chip stocks closed 0.9% higher last night while Germany's Dax was up 3.1% and the CAC 40 in Paris jumped 2.1%.
Treasury raked in £1.4BILLION in stamp duty in March as home buyers raced to beat hikeHomebuyers rushed to complete their property purchases in March ahead of the stamp duty deadline, new figures have revealed.
Age you can access work and private pensions soon rises to 57 - here's how to plan aheadPeople in their late 40s and early 50s need to be aware of the change if they want to retire early, or use some of their pension to clear debt or meet other expenses.
UK private sector output shrinks for the first time since 2023S&P Global's latest 'flash' UK composite purchasing managers' index (PMI) fell from 51.5 in March to 48.2 in April, the first decline since October 2023.
Two major lenders relax mortgage rules - first-time buyers can now borrow £39,000 moreTwo more mortgage lenders have relaxed their mortgage rules, meaning homebuyers households can now potentially borrow tens of thousands of pounds more.
How much do YOU spend on bills each month? Cities with highest - and lowest - budgets revealedUK households are spending over two-thirds of their wages on essential bills and daily expenses, new data from Money Supermarket shows.
Inheritance tax receipts soar to record high as experts warn more people will have to payMore people are paying IHT as frozen thresholds and soaring house prices have pulled them into the net, and experts predict this will only rise.
Sainsbury's adds 100 products to its Aldi Price Match rangeSainsbury's has ramped up its price war with Aldi and added 100 further products to its Aldi price matching scheme.
The 50 greatest British cars of all time ranked by experts - do YOU agree with all their picks?Have any cars been overlooked or is one too high or low in the list? Let us know your opinion.
Big banks used to pay Isa savers a pittance but now you can earn 4.25%, says SYLVIA MORRISFor years I have recommended you stay away from savings accounts offered by the big high street banks. They typically pay a pittance.
How you can add hundreds of pounds to your car before selling it - nine simple (and cheap) tricks to useAfter 11 years together my Volvo and I have reached the end of the road. But how do you get the best price for a second-hand car?
My neighbour pointed a camera at my garden and films my every move... what can I do? DEAN DUNHAM repliesMy neighbour has installed CCTV and one of his cameras points directly into my garden. Do I not have any right to privacy on my property?
How to combine pension pots to make investing cheaper and easierSavers collect a string of pension pots during their working lives but many never bother merging any of them. You can lose valuable benefits though - here's what to weigh up.
How I became solar panels convert - and even made a profit on my electricity bill, by SIR STEVE WEBBLast year my wife Helen and I finally installed solar panels on our home, which means that sunny days boost our bank balance as well as my mood.
How fake 'Reese Witherspoon' tried to cheat us out of thousands: We expose a devious new crime waveMark Lewis and Nick Stapleton, hosts of Scam Interceptors, went undercover to reveal the tricks of scammers using deepfakes of Hollywood stars. Here they reveal how you can beat them...
Our best fixed energy deals that beat the April price capThe price cap rose to £1,849 in April, an increase of £111. Fixed energy deals have been gradually returning to the market, so are there any that beat the current cap?
KATHY LETTE wrote her debut novel aged just 19 - and it still pays the billsShe has gone on to publish 18 'feminist but funny' novels, including her latest, The Revenge Club.
Six technologies of the future to invest in TODAY to make your children rich, by money expert HOLLY MEADBrave young investors who are willing to boldly go where few have gone before have the chance to achieve out-of-this-world returns.
Sipp and Isa cashback offers: how to boost your savingsInvesting platforms have introduced a raft of new tax year cashback offers that give investors the potential to boost their pots by up to £5,000.
eBay sold my Rolex for £2,200... then sent it back with a fault - and told ME to pay refund: SALLY SORTS ITI recently sold my Rolex on eBay for £2,200, as I needed cash to pay off the arrears on my mortgage. The watch was sent to the authentication department.
Britain's beauty spots where you can buy your dream home for 30% BELOW the asking priceYour dream home may seem out of reach but you could wipe as much as 30 pc off the listed price in some areas as desperate sellers want to clinch a deal.
Is now a good time to buy a home? Only 17% of Britons think so due to three major reasonsThe proportion of people who felt confident to buy a home has dropped since stamp duty was hiked, according to a survey.
Investors are flocking to buy physical gold: RACHEL RICKARD STRAUS visits the vaults where it's keptPart of the attraction of gold is its physicality - especially when we become less confident about what the future holds. So if it isn't an assured store of wealth, is anything?
Nationwide cuts mortgage rates and now offers best buy for home moversNationwide has reduced its rates by up to 0.25 percentage points, with the deals available to both new and existing customers.
The increased state pension is here: How much will YOURS rise by?The headline rate will be hiked by 4.1% under the triple lock - but not all elements of the state pension are increased to the same level.
What the IMF's bombshell new UK growth forecast could mean for youThe International Monetary Fund has slashed its forecast for growth in the UK economy for this year by 0.5 per cent to 1.1 per cent. Here, we look at how this could impact millions of ordinary Britons...
Savings bonuses have sparked cash Isa madness - here's how to take advantage: SIMON LAMBERTThe leading providers in our cash Isa tables have all been using unorthodox methods to put themselves ahead of the pack, with short three-month bonuses.
Is a bitcoin economy the future? HARVEY DORSET watches a new documentary claiming it isA documentary featuring iconic skateboarder Tony Hawk called God Bless Bitcoin has been released - but is the crypto really the future?
Lifetime Isa penalties too complex for even 'financially literate' savers to graspFor those that were unaware of the full conditions placed on Lisa withdrawal, many viewed the charges as unfair, according to HMRC.
Big building society launches savings account with 5% rate and one-off £50,000 prize drawBritain's second biggest building society, which has 2million members, has launched a new loyalty regular saver account paying 5%.
Have I unearthed a £1,000 Dior saddle handbag for £10 at a car boot sale? DAN HATFIELD repliesI found this handbag at a car boot sale - when I got home and examined it, I found it was poentially a Dior saddle bag. Am I right?
How homeowners can spread the cost of solar panels and take control of their energy billsAfter the energy price cap went up again this month, homeowners are looking to safeguard their bills against the ups and downs of the unpredictable energy market.
Penalties for failing to declare child benefit on tax return plummet as Government eyes changesHigher earners who do not opt out of payments need to pay a tax charge at the end of the tax year and declare it on their self-assessment tax return or face a penalty.
Being designated driver on a night out could cost you big, major car insurer warnsDrunk passengers are putting designated drivers at huge risk, Direct Line has found. A third of designated drivers had an issue with drunk passengers in the last year.
European military spending ramps up - what does this mean for share prices in defence companies?The only way Ukraine has been able to keep taking the fight to Russia is because of billions of dollars' worth of military aid from the West flowing into Ukrainian coffers.
I volunteered to dogsit my friend's 'cute and adorable' puppy and it cost me over £1,000 in damages. Should I send her the bill? VICKY REYNAL repliesI am furious because my friend deceived me into thinking her puppy was 'good'. Should I send her a bill for the damage?
What's YOUR risk appetite? Are you an adventurous, balanced or cautious investor - take our quizWhen it comes to investing, being willing to take more risk doesn't (necessarily) make you a daredevil, or averse to risk make you a coward.
Mortgage rates are higher today than six months ago - despite two Bank of England rate cutsHomeowners have seen mortgage rates rise since October, despite the Bank of England cutting the base rate, new exclusive analysis has revealed.
Cars owners sell quickest revealed: Tesla tops the list AGAIN but an old favourite proves a keeperVehicle history checking service CarVertical says the average driver keeps cars from this EV brand for just 29 months, compared to an average of 62 months.
My company pension is moving to an insurer - what happens if it goes bust? STEVE WEBB repliesIf the insurance company were to fail would my pension be taken over by the Pension Protection Fund as would be the case if the company failed?
The hacks that could save landlords thousands on buy-to-let mortgages - and it could be as simple as changing the lightbulbs!Buy-to-let experts have revealed there are several little-known tricks that landlords can use to slash their mortgage costs - in some cases by thousands of pounds a year.
Households face higher bills due to row over gas storage hubThere are fears that the clash between the company and ministers could leave Britain without sufficient gas reserves for this winter.
How to spot the next Banksy or Hockney - for as little as £500The most successful area of the market is not multi-million-pound pieces by world famous artists - it's works that cost between £100 and £4,000 from relative unknowns.
Can Trump still turn out to be good for investors after the tariff slump? INVESTING SHOWDonald Trump was supposed to be good for investors but things have not gone as planned. Simon Lambert and Richard Hunter discuss what's next.
Is it finally time for the UK stock market to shine? This is Money PodcastWith American exceptionalism swiftly being replaced with American erraticism, the UK is attracting the eye of international investors.
Mortgage rates don't have much further to fall in 2025, say expertsThe Bank of England is forecast to cut interest rates three more times this year - but it is unlikely to translate into lower mortgage rates, according to experts.
What next for mortgage rates?The lowest fixed rate mortgage deals have gone below 4 per cent - and there is a growing expectation that rates may fall slightly further.
Best cash Isa rates 2025: Our pick of the five top dealsWe pick our five favourite cash Isas for savers. This is essential reading to help you choose a top savings account for your money that can also protect you from tax.
Best stocks & shares Isas: Pick the right investment accountChoosing the right investing platform is crucial but a wealth of choice can leave investors scratching their heads. We pick some of the best.
50 of the best funds and investment trusts: Our experts reveal their top ideasWe asked trusted experts to recommend the best funds that cover different investment sectors - and included This is Money's selection of active and passive options too.
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THG rejects former director Iain McDonald's takeover bid for MyProteinTHG has rejected a 'wholly unsolicited' takeover bid for MyProtein launched by a former director that values the brand at up to £600million.
Boohoo shares jump as broker eyes re-rating after Debenhams rebrandBoohoo shares jumped on Wednesday after their sharp decline over recent months led to a reassessment by analysts.
Footsie jumps and gold slumps as Trump eases pressure on Fed bossThe FTSE 100 extended gains on Wednesday as global stocks were lifted by the potential easing of US-China trade tensions.
Trouble at the top as Kuwait sues over plans to build new London skyscraper taller than its buildingKuwait's sovereign wealth fund owns the Willis Building, a 28-floor tower in the heart of the financial district designed by architects Foster + Partners.
Babcock profits fired up by global military spending boomThe defence company believes its underlying operating profits for the financial year ending March will be 17 per cent higher year-on-year at £363million.
Foxtons revenues surge amid homebuyer stamp duty rushFoxtons revenue surged at the start of 2025 as the London-based estate agency cashed in on homebuyers flocking to complete before April's stamp duty changes.
Rachel Reeves tells Trump: I'm standing up for free and open tradeThe Chancellor's remarks, to be delivered at the International Monetary Fund in Washington, represent a change of tack for the British government.
Wall Street must speak up as Trump continues his attacks on Federal Reserve boss, says ALEX BRUMMERDonald Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs imposed on April 2nd then subsequently watered down, shattered confidence in world trade.
Tesla car crash as both sales and profits tumble amid fears Trump's tariff war will hit demandIt comes after demand for Teslas tanked amid the controversy surrounding Tesla boss Elon Musk (pictured), a close ally of the US president.
Rival fat loss pill wipes billions off the value of Ozempic jab-maker Novo NordiskThe Danish pharma giant's shares fell by up to 9% after Eli Lilly announced that its experimental daily pill may work just as well as fat jabs.
UK investor confidence dives as Donald Trump's tariff wars spark major turbulenceHargreaves Lansdown said it had seen a decline in sentiment this month after the US president sent 'shockwaves' across markets.
New AstraZeneca breast cancer drug shows 'meaningful improvement' in survivability ratesAstra said a trial of its Enhertu treatment showed the drug demonstrated a 'highly statistically significant' improvement on an existing treatment.
ITM Power shares soar as green hydrogen group lifts guidanceITM Power shares jumped by almost a fifth on Tuesday after the green hydrogen firm lifted annual revenue guidance.
Mercedes previews Vision V electric limo with a 65-inch telly and karaoke bar modeThe 'private lounge' area is divided from the chauffeur by an enormous 65-inch TV screen, which can retract into the ceiling. Check out some of the MPVs other business-class features.
Lewis Hamilton-backed synthetic meat burger chain shuts last UK restaurants as losses mountNeat Burger has struggled to become profitable amidst slowing demand for vegan food, cost-of-living pressures, and the slump in delivery orders as pandemic-related restrictions loosened.
LIONTRUST MA BLENDED INTERMEDIATE: Blend can be your friend in battle to storm-proof a portfolioJohn Husselbee, who oversees Liontrust's suite of multi-asset funds, reckons his storm-proofing is holding up okay.
MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Unearth the off-beat firms set to profit from the new GOLD RUSHToday, many gold mining stocks are soaring but firms in related industries have yet to catch up - and they could deliver real long-term rewards.
DCC to sell healthcare unit for £1.1bn to focus on its energy businessDCC has struck a deal to sell its healthcare arm as part of the FTSE 100 group's plans to concentrate on its energy business.
Ferrari F50 owned by Ralph Lauren heads to auction with eye-watering guide priceIt goes to the block in California in the summer with a mere 5,400 miles chalked up in its 30-year life. The amount the winning bidder is expected to hand over is astronomical.
Dollar in the eye of a storm as Trump's policies push the US economy to the brink: ALEX BRUMMERThe IMF was created to deal with global financial crisis. Several in modern times have involved Britain including the Liz Truss conniption in 2022.
Wall Street suffers another sharp sell-off as Trump steps up his attacks on Fed boss Jerome PowellIn a post on social media site Truth Social, the US President (pictured) said the economy would slow down unless Powell cut interest rates immediately.
Hargreaves Lansdown founder Peter Hargreaves rejoins board after more than a decadePeter Hargreaves, who set up Hargreaves Lansdown in 1981 alongside Stephen Lansdown, has put himself forward for a non-executive director role.
Could your fitness regime make you WEALTHY? Trainer for the super-rich reveals his top FIVE secret tips that anyone can useThis fitness mentor for the super-rich believes the right regime can give you the focus and self-confidence you need to get your finances in the best possible shape.
Are these SUVs now modern classics? Noughties cars like Porsche's Cayenne will be collector's items, experts sayHagerty has earmarked four segment-driving SUVs from the noughties it believes have the ingredients to go on to become modern classics. Would you snap one up?
How EV makers are trying to make them sound, feel and drive like petrol cars - but can you be tricked?We look at how manufacturers are employing different tactics to make their EVs feel like combustion engine cars. But will it help accelerate sales?
RUTH SUNDERLAND: Donald Trump's bitter pill for pharma could benefit UKAmericans may end up paying more for their medicines as well as facing shortages of drugs they need. So it's possible there are glimmers of opportunity here.
High-profile female financier in legal war for 'staff share dilution'Masters faces a showdown with staff shareholders who are angry over a number of fundraising rounds where FNZ took investment from a its existing institutional investors.
Serious Fraud Office to offer deals to firms that own upUnder a deferred prosecution agreement, firms are able to avoid prosecution but still face big fines.
New Unilever boss hopes to win over investors with financial updateThe consumer giant - whose brands include Magnum and Ben & Jerry's - hired ex-finance chief Fernandez in place of outgoing Hein Schumacher in March.
HAMISH MCRAE: Bear markets are a familiar beastCommon sense will prevail, and growth and trade will pick themselves up, dust themselves down - and get back to business next year.
Conservative pension funds forced to mergeThe Government wants to boost growth by creating a series of pension 'mega-funds' in the biggest overhaul of the £400 billion Local Government Pension Scheme in a decade.
How UK steel can rise from the ashes: Climate levies set to raise £9bn for Treasury under scrutinyGreen taxes hobbling the steel industry may be scaled back after the Government's rescue of Scunthorpe's blast furnaces.
Labour may axe green levies to save steelDemand for steel is set to soar as Britain rearms and seeks to be more self-sufficient to avoid tariffs.
Don't turn up! Big firms bar investors from AGMsCritics say this violates the principle of shareholder democracy and makes it harder for investors to hold boards to account.
TONY HETHERINGTON: My pension and lump sum were hacked back... just as I retiredIt told me to expect a lump sum of £146,000 and an annual pension of £22,198. However, the lump sum I ended up receiving was about £5,000 less and my annual pension was only £21,685.
Foreign Secretary urged to intervene in HSBC pensions scandalMcDougall called on Lammy to meet members of the British National (Overseas) community whose savings have been frozen by the banking giant.
Bookings boom at online travel agent LoveholidaysLoveholidays offers travellers a multitude of package holiday combinations.
The expert guide to riding out the Trump tariffs rodeo by investment guru ANNE ASHWORTHNvidia and the other US titans of tech remain engulfed in turmoil, despite the pause on 'reciprocal' tariffs. But should you be breaking up with America? Here is what you need to know.
Is it time investors waved goodbye to US tech titans? Where to look for profits nowShould you be breaking up with America? Or is it better to conclude that this should be a lasting relationship, although less lucrative than in the past?
ALEX BRUMMER: World Bank showing cowardice over TrumpismBut less of the dry bank manager and more humanity would be the courageous path for Ajay Banga to tread.
Cadbury warned by MPs and peers: Stop Russia salesThe 72 politicians have written to Dirk Van de Put, chief executive of Mondelez, the US food giant that took Cadbury over in 2010.
Sushi's next pit stop for Formula 1 champion Fernando AlonsoAlonso (pictured) is believed to have secured a stake in Sticks 'n' Sushi alongside McWin Capital Partners, its private equity backer.
UK is nuts for pistachios as an Easter treatNot only is it a source of fibre and protein, it is also reputed to be an aphrodisiac - which may be why it is known as the 'happy nut' in China. Pistachio Easter eggs are all the rage.
RAY MASSEY: Maserati GranCabrio Trofeo is speedy, sporty... and super expensiveI've always had a soft spot for the brand, with its trident badge and lilting name, but it's been a while since I've been behind the wheel of one of these luxury rides.
Half a million low-income savers to get up to a 50% Government boostThe Government's Help to Save scheme will be open to 550,000 more people, HMRC announced today.
Supermarket price war hits Sainsbury's: Profits to flatline in brutal battle with rivalsSainsbury's chief exec Simon Roberts (pictured) said it was 'committed above all else' to being the 'most competitive we've ever been'.
The magic number? New three-year mortgage rates can BEAT shorter and longer fixesA trio of competitive fixed rate mortgage deals are offering a different option to those wavering between whether to fix for two or five years.
I've inherited a house but it needs work: Do I have to pay double council tax until it is sold?My siblings and I have inherited our uncle's house and are planning to sell it. Do we have to pay double council tax, as it's technically a second home?
Why are chocolate Easter eggs so expensive this year?In a case of massive shrinkflation, many Easter eggs continue to be sold at major UK supermarkets at higher prices and in smaller sizes.
Trump's anger boils over: The more the President pushes for a rate cut, the more the Fed kicks back, says ALEX BRUMMERThe US President watched with envy as the ECB slashed its key interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 2.25% - the seventh cut this year.
Downside of a trade deal: The costs of kowtowing to Trump should not be brushed under the carpet, says ALEX BRUMMERUS vice-president JD Vance's optimism over a trade deal with Britain looks a rich prize. Nobody wants to be on the wrong side of Donald Trump's tariff war.
Hermes to bite back at US tariffs by passing costs on to its rich American customersThe company is known for its Kelly and Birkin handbags (pictured being modelled by Victoria Beckham), which sell for at least £7,500.
Will troubled BP survive as an independent oil explorer? Company at a crossroads as takeover talk swirlsBP's top brass suffered a shareholder revolt yesterday in the latest blow to a once-mighty corporate titan that is now standing at a crossroads.
Value of Canary Wharf's office blocks nosedives £180m as London finance hub continues to struggleThe office estate owned by Canary Wharf Group fell in value by 4.1%, or £180m, to £4.2bn in 2024, according to its latest accounts.
Powell's exit 'can't come fast enough', says Trump in blistering attack on the Federal Reserve chiefIn an extraordinary outburst on social media, the US president lambasted Jerome Powell (pictured) over his reluctance to cut rates.
Netflix profits are out of this world as viewers take advantage of cheaper deals that include advertsNetflix, whose most popular series include the dystopian sci-fi show Black Mirror (pictured), reported a profit of £2.2bn for the first quarter of 2025.
Holy Moly wants to offer homemade dips to the masses… and Trump's tariffs might helpGaz Booth and Tom Walker launched Holy Moly in 2016 to take on the dominance of the supermarket's own label dips.
Repair costs for the most popular cars in Britain rose by 20% last year - and garage bills are expected to get steeper in 2025Motor industry bodies and repair centres have warned that the cost to fix cars will continue to rise, blaming parts supply shortages and inflation pounding auto businesses.
The EV graveyard is cleared! Abandoned new electric cars worth £275k dumped on Nottingham road are collected - and will be sold at auctionThe eight EVs, which we showed abandoned at the roadside in Nottingham yesterday, were recovered last night and are being prepared for sale at auction alongside another 35 new examples.
Dunelm sales cushioned by strong furniture demandThe homewares firm declared its turnover increased by 6.3 per cent to £462million in the 13 weeks ending 29 March.
Three major mortgage lenders cut rates as cheapest deal falls to 3.91%There is also a new best-buy for those buying a home with a 25% deposit, coming in at 3.92%.
Over £275k of unwanted electric cars dumped at the roadside in Nottingham after US Tesla rival went bustNine brand new EVs have been abandoned on a public road after the Tesla-rivalling manufacturer went into liquidation last year.
Deliveroo follows first annual profit with solid order growthDeliveroo achieved a solid start to 2025 after securing its first annual profit last year, with order growth accelerating from the previous quarter.
The bitcoin holding company betting on being the UK stock market's answer to MicroStrategyFormer head of online at Hargreaves Lansdown Andrew Webley is in the process of launching his firm The Smarter Web Company on the stock exchange.
Sainsbury's braces as supermarket price war puts pressure on profitsSainsbury's expects its income to fall by £1bn this year as it ramps up investment in lowering grocery prices for shoppers.
Revealed: How 33M extra potholes a year could be fixed if councils used a better approachSeventeen times more potholes could have been repaired last year if councils used a standardised approach to filling in craters in our local roads, new research has said.
What should I do with a property in the French Alps in my divorce? HEATHER ROGERS repliesWhat are the capital gains tax implications are if the property is sold, and also if I buy her out and keep the property?
Our iPhones never arrived - but John Lewis and ID Mobile are still charging for them! CRANE ON THE CASEIn recent months, the most common problem readers have been writing to me about is phones they have ordered being 'lost' in transit.
I'm buying a top floor flat - can I build a roof terrace without planning permission?I've been told I would need to get the other co-freeholders in the building to agree to my plans. Is that likely and how can I incentivise them?
Tesla drivers burn through tyres faster than any others, reveals KwikFitKwikFit has analysed which car models wear through tyres the quickest in different parts of the UK. And Tesla owners are in for bad news. Check your car model here.
My neighbour broke my lawn mower can I make him pay for the repair? DEAN DUNHAM repliesMy next-door neighbour borrowed my lawn mower and broke it. He says the mower was old and it wasn't his fault. I want him to pay for its repair - what are my rights? Dean Dunham replies...
Why your pension could be dealt a body blow as Trump eyes tariffs for Britain's top drug firmsIf the tariff-loving Trump goes ahead with his plans, it will hit AstraZeneca - the most valuable company on the UK stock market - and also rival GSK, another stalwart of the FTSE 100.
Gold tops $3,300 but Nvidia leads tech sell-off in another bout of trade war turmoil on financial marketsBullion rose as high as $3,320 as a weaker dollar and escalating US-China tensions sent investors rushing to the apparent safety of the precious metal.
US-China trade war threatens £6 trillion global meltdown: WTO chief in stark warning as Fed braces for higher inflation and weaker growthNgozi Okonjo-Iweala (pictured) said a full-blown schism between China and the USA could leave the global economy 7% smaller than it would have been
EY hit by probe over its audit of the Post Office following the Horizon IT scandalThe Financial Reporting Council watchdog is examining the standard of audits relating to the IT system from March 2015 to 2018.
WH Smith bets on travel arm after High St sell-off ahead of a sale of its retail division to private equityWH Smith's 480 shops in town centres will be rebranded as TG Jones after being sold to Hobbycraft owner Modella Capital for £76m.
We want to buy a flat but the co-freeholder is causing issues: Should we walk away?My boyfriend and I are in the process of buying our first property, which is held under what is known as a maisonette lease. Our solicitor has raised three big red flags.
Hays says its UK recruiter numbers fell by a fifth as hiring slump sees profits plungeRecruitment group Hays implemented job cuts across its operations in the UK and Ireland over the last few months as the jobs market has proved challenging.
Bunzl shares face worst day on record as it cuts guidance and pauses buybacksShares in Bunzl dived 23.9 per cent to £23.42 by the late morning, making them the FTSE 100 Index's biggest faller by a massive distance.
Major retail chain confirms 45 new stores across the UK - is one opening near you?B&M's fresh store expansion comes after the success of its 45 new store openings in 2024.
House prices rise at fastest rate since 2022, going up £13,000 in past yearHouse prices rose at their fastest rate in more than two years in the twelve months to February, according to the Office for National Statistics.
Exactly how much money YOU should have in your savings based on your ageAn emergency cash buffer is the very foundation of sound personal finances. Here, Money Mail reveals how much you need to have saved at every age.
Major high street chain reveals it will close more storesThe retailer had 1,000 stores in its heyday, but that number is now down to around 170.
British electronics maker to move 'more' manufacturing to US amid Trump tariff threatThe Surrey-based components firm said it would readjust its operations in the wake of Donald Trump's trade war.
Interested in adding a middle-class Cockapoo to your family? This how much it will REALLY costWhich of the following is the odd one out? A brand-new, top-of-the-range Tesla, a terraced house in County Durham, or a champagne-coloured cockapoo?
Two high street banks lower mortgage rates to below 4%Several mortgage lenders have reduced their prices in recent weeks, as faster interest rate cuts now are expected.
Easter egg scam: DON'T be tricked by offers of free chocolate on social media, expert warnsOne scam shared on X saw a victim targeted with a promotion which impersonated the chocolate maker Cadbury.
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