If you have hard earned money sitting in an easy-access account with any of the major high street banks, you are more than likely to be earning no more than 0.01 per cent in annual interest.
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Kate Bingham’s daughter fired her up to hunt for Covid vaccine
The self-styled grande dame of British biotech investing and now chair of the UK’s Vaccine Taskforce was only talked into taking the role in May by her daughter.
Can you really cash in on Eat Out to Help Out?
More than 35 million half-price meals have already been consumed at 85,000 participating restaurants, leaving the Government with a bill estimated at £180million. Investors can get a share of the action.
MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: Golden egg for Cranswick
Midas recommended Cranswick in 2007, when the shares were £8.45. We looked at the stock again in 2014, by which time it had risen to £11.88. Today, Cranswick shares are £37.68.
Should you really pay more for insurance cover extras?
Choosing the right insurance policy is never as straightforward as it may seem. Even if you think you have found the right cover, insurers will often tempt you with a range of extras to bolt on.
MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Taseko turned $1 into $360million
Taseko has been listed in Toronto for years but only joined the London market in November 2019. The shares have done well in recent weeks but they should continue to rise.
TONY HETHERINGTON: Bank rejects ‘non-UK’ ID from Ulster
We visited their Arran branch as we needed £10,000 in cash to pay for renovations to our holiday cottage. We were turned away as a Northern Ireland driving licence was unacceptable.
Bills stoke grief for families in council tax trap after bereavement
Many are suffering at the hands of local authorities unwilling to extend council tax exemptions on empty homes that could not be sold during lockdown. Linda Constant (pictured) is one who has struggled.
JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Any justice for Neil Woodford’s faliures?
Despite the misery he has wreaked and continued interest in him and his failed business Woodford Investment Management, he has not been held accountable for his actions.
Czech billionaire becomes largest Royal Mail shareholder
Daniel Kretinsky, who owns Sparta Prague football club and who made his fortune in energy, has amassed a £250million stake in the historic FTSE250 company.










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