September is always one of the two biggest months for car sales along with March, but with Covid-19 strangling the sector in the third month, dealers are ready to strike deals – like 20% off a Nissan Qashqai.
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Property market has its busiest month ever, says Rightmove
Asking prices rose over the month in ten out of the 12 regions covered, with the exceptions being the South East seeing a 0.2% dip and London a 2% fall.
Amigo Loans gets extension until December from its own lenders
Amigo Loans has been given a four month extension by its lenders to meet the terms of its multi-million pound loan
DWP gives elderly woman £9,800 state pension payout BY MISTAKE
Kathleen Brennan, 73, will not be asked to return the huge payout, the Government has confirmed. She had just lodged an Ombudsman complaint after only receiving £1,300.
Savings rates slashed by nearly two thirds during pandemic
Easy-access savings accounts rates and Isa equivalents have been severely hit by the coronavirus pandemic, and each month are setting new lows, data shows.
Aston Martin unveils 007-spec versions of its Vantage and DBS Superleggera
Aston Martin’s own ‘Q’ division – named after the famed gadget branch of Britain’s secret service in the films – will produce 125 examples of the movie-inspired cars. Both have a big mark-up, though.
Is it worth swapping a buy-to-let for a holiday let?
As foreign travel is curbed and staycations become more popular many investors are eyeing holiday lets as a potentially lucrative safe haven for their cash.
Business owners could be compensated for stamp duty
Institutions across the pensions industry have been telling clients to pay stamp duty when transferring property from multiple owners into Sipps or SSAS pensions.
Why does my friend get a bigger state pension when I earned more?
I believe he has had similar working years as myself but I believe I will have paid more National Insurance as I will have earned more.
Eat Out feast brings in more diners than pre-lockdown
Between Mondays and Wednesdays over the past two weeks restaurants have been on average 27 per cent fuller than they were on the same days of last year.










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