The markets have favoured Sir Roger De Haan’s return to the Saga board and his £100m investment boost which is set to shore up the finances of the business impacted by Covid-19
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New 70 registration mark for arrives and debuts EV green number plates
Brand new zero-emission electric vehicles ordered this month will likely be the first to feature a green strip on their number plates, which is designed to boost the profile of battery-powered cars.
BUSINESS LIVE: ITV set to drop out of the FTSE 100; Dunelm sales jump; STV slumps to a loss
Broadcaster ITV is set to be relegated from the FTSE 100 in today’s reshuffle after its shares suffered from the drop in advertising spend since the pandemic took hold.
Top 10 affordable locations for first time buyers revealed
With lenders tightening up their criteria and scrapping a string of high loan-to-value deals, many face an uphill struggle getting a foot on the property ladder in the current climate.
Can you get universal credit if you receive a pension? Steve Webb replies
I am struggling to understand why she can’t get a subsistence payment to cover mortgage/rent, food and basic living needs? Does the government want her to be homeless and out of work?
Rishi Sunak ‘is considering raising fuel duty by as much as 5p’ to pay nation’s Covid bill
The Chancellor is looking at axing a ten year freeze on fuel duty in his autumn Budget, which would see prices at the pumps rise by 2p immediately in line with inflation.
Can BA fly high again? Airline burning through £20m of cash every day
Parent company IAG made a £3.8bn loss in the first half of this year. It is trying to raise just under £2.5bn of capital from shareholders including Qatar Airways, which owns 25 per cent.
Big increase in tax evasion whistleblowers: Number of tip offs up 10%
Accounting group UHY Hacker Young, which compiled the data, said the rise was partly down to tax evasion increasingly being seen as unacceptable behaviour.
Bank of Mum and Dad gets busy raising deposits for young home buyers
A survey by insurance giant Legal & General and the Centre for Economics and Business Research has found almost one in four purchases this year will be backed by parents, family and friends.
Rishi’s grants for furloughed employees won’t save jobs, warn bosses
The chancellor Rishi Sunak is offering employers a £1,000 grant for every furloughed employee they keep on when the job retention scheme winds down at the end of October.










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