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The government says it wants to extend eligibility to the lowest paid employees. […]

The note - once called the currency of corrupt elites - gets a makeover with the image of a computer pioneer. […]

Tailster uses app to offer network of 26,000 self-employed pet carers across UKPets at Home has taken a stake in the dog-walking and pet-sitting service Tailster.com, aiming to take a slice of a […]

Premiums for young people could be £50 to £75 a year more after Ministry of Justice moveCar insurance is likely to become more expensive for millions of motorists, in particular young […]

More Americans are visiting London and splashing the cash as Brits in New York are counting the cents. […]

Asking prices for British homes fell this month for the first time this year as buyers' confidence took a hit from the escalating uncertainty around Brexit, property website Rightmove said on Monday. […]

The cost of an annual comprehensive motor insurance policy in Britain rose 3.5% in the second quarter of 2019, lifted by a rise in the cost of claims, a survey on Monday showed. […]

Should we be worried that our conveyancer has our money even though we can’t yet proceed?Q I am writing to request your advice regarding the time difference between payment of our deposit and […]

I was charged £544 instead of £397 as previously free features became chargeable extrasI received my latest car insurance renewal invitation from LV= in May. Just before the payment was […]

Jordan Erica Webber teams up with Science Weekly host Ian Sample to find out more about how companies use various techniques to trick us into buying something we may never have needed, or wanted […]

They’re cheaper than cabs, less effort than a bike and more convenient than buses. But as the number of e-scooter accidents rises, a backlash is growingMost of the people riding electric […]

Proposal is part of government plans to help those with long-term health problems get back into workTwo million low-paid workers may for the first time be entitled to statutory sick pay under […]

Internet sales are growing – and so is the threat of false endorsementsAs many shoppers search for bargains in advance of Amazon’s “Prime Day” sale this week, there is a […]

Government schemes cover more than nursery fees – they can also help pay for some camps and clubsSorting out childcare for the school summer holiday can be stressful and costly – but […]

I started to rent an allotment with great intentions, but it is now hopelessly overgrownEvery week a Guardian Money reader submits a question, and it’s up to you to help him or her out – […]

Loved by pensioners, mobile housing is also fraught with rogues who prey on residentsDownsizing to a park home sounds like the ideal move for cash-strapped pensioners. Retirees can swap urban life […]

Alleged forgery at banks led to people being evicted from homes, say campaigners The UK’s National Crime Agency and the Financial Conduct Authority have been called on to investigate […]

Former career criminal Russell Zecanovsky on how a job at Timpsons turned his life aroundName: Russell ZecanovskyAge: 46 Continue reading... […]

Fed up with escalating childcare costs and inflexible nurseries? A new breed of workplaces can helpWhen Zoey Goto drops her two-year-old daughter off at nursery in the morning, she has an enviable […]

Landlords can decide to rule out tenants with children when letting a home, but some say that is unfair. […]

The Bank of England could potentially need to cut interest rates to boost demand if Britain faces repeatedly extended Brexit deadlines and a slowing global economy, BoE policymaker Gertjan Vlieghe […]

The Bank of England might need to cut interest rates almost to zero after a no-deal Brexit, while repeated Brexit delays could also make a rate cut necessary, senior BoE official Gertjan Vlieghe said […]

The Bank of England should follow the lead of other central banks and say explicitly what it thinks it will do to interest rates in order to make itself more transparent, according to one of the […]

Despite a dose of that dubious urban medicine ‘regeneration’, it seems to be thrivingWhat’s going for it? The trouble with British seaside resorts, if reports are to be believed, is […]

From an ancient pile in East Sussex to a Grade II-listed building in Bath, homes worth hunting for Continue reading... […]

The Bank of England said on Thursday it would look at whether rules are needed to help investment funds to cope with multiple requests from customers to get their money back. […]

The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the ATM or cash machine became a million dollar idea. […]

Female entrepreneurs say they struggle to get male investors to buy into their ideas. […]

A charity is alerting consumers to the risks while urging marketplaces to do more to prevent listings. […]

Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat pages are plugging a scam, which can leave victims owing hundreds. […]

John Hall says training enough doctors to make overtime unnecessary is the solution; Moira Hankinson says consultants should stop paying in before their pensions reach the additional tax ceiling; […]

HSBC extends scheme to extra 18,500 customers overcharged on debt paymentsHSBC is expected to pay out millions more in compensation to credit card customers who were overcharged when they fell behind […]

I dialled the number I found online, got cut off, and ended up with a £48 charge on my phone billI needed to contact Ovo Energy to discuss an unexpected £261 bill.I had had to give up […]

Plastic-backed appliances pose a fire risk and should be removed from sale, the consumer group says. […]

Hedge funds are ditching the traditional "two and twenty" fee structure that has hurt the sector's public image and invited criticisms of poor value for money, a global survey of hedge fund managers […]

Britain's housing market showed tentative signs of recovery in June as interest among buyers rose for the first time since shortly after the 2016 Brexit referendum and sales also staged a rare […]