The highest volume of people – 36% – said they are not comfortable at all. Another third said they are for being not very comfortable with the use of Automated Lane Keeping Systems from next year.
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SSE to pay out £1.2m after failing to hit smart meter targets set by watchdog
SSE – taken over by Ovo earlier in the year – will pay £1.2m to the energy watchdog after the supplier failed to meet its smart meter installation targets in 2019.
How do I work out if buying top-ups will increase my state pension?
Robert Blake, 62, had grilled Government staff on whether filling a four-year gap in his payment record would improve his pension before handing over any cash, but still fell foul of the baffling system.
Consumer watchdog says seven popular cars need to be recalled
Which? said the models each have a prolific issue – from faulty batteries to flawed fuel systems – and makers are showing a ‘blatant disregard for their customers’ by not recalling them.
Two bed Fitzrovia flat once part of the Magic Circle listed for £2m
An estate agent is trying to cast a spell on prospective buyers as a two-bedroom property that used to be home to the infamous Magic Circle is up for sale.
Can booking sites add on cleaning fees after the hotel is already booked?
I booked a hotel apartment room in Kensington for May next year through Booking.com at a cost of £82. However, I was then told there was a £44 cleaning fee. Is it allowed to add on costs after?
Even at these record levels you’d be brave to bet against the US stock market
The recovery from one of history’s sharpest stock market crashes in March has in many ways been more remarkable than the fall.
Estee Lauder cutting 2,000 jobs and closing stores
Customers stuck at home have bought more skincare and hair products, but the closure of offices and postponed parties mean make-up and perfume brands have floundered.
MPs demand Mike Ashley hands back furlough cash
Frasers Group – formerly Sports Direct – placed 18,000 staff on furlough as the lockdown forced it to shut down its shops in late March. But it has revealed it made an annual profit of more than £143m.
Pension firms warn scrapping RPI will cost savers £122bn
The Retail Price Index directly affects the finances of millions as it is used as a peg for pensions, investments, rail fares and interest payments on student loans.










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