With up to £10,000 available for energy efficient home improvements, many people started thinking about how to spend a large cheque from the Chancellor.
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Need to check out a house price? Land Registry can’t help
Due to staffing issues during the lockdown, the Land Registry stopped publishing data and now has a backlog – even though far fewer property sales were completed during those months.
Will these trusts ever bounce back or are they dead ducks?
Some of the most popular income investment trusts have failed to bounce back from the coronavirus crash – and experts reckon it could be time to sell them.
Franco Manca chief claims there are too many places to eat
Former Pizza Express boss David Page has built his career on the boom in people eating out – but now he says Britain has too many restaurants.
MIDAS SHARE TIPS: The Dogs of the Footsie 2020
In the past six months, half of the FTSE 100 index of Britain’s biggest listed companies have cut their dividends on a whim. Even so, there are still plenty of high-yielding stocks in the FTSE 100.
Union baron prepares for bitter BA strike battle
More than 6,000 BA employees have applied for voluntary redundancy so far, with thousands more braced for enforced job losses.
How to hedge your bets all over the world as UK returns fall
Investors seeking new ways to boost their income following the collapse in UK dividend payouts should consider exploring overseas funds, experts say.
Liam Plunkett: I gave £50,000 to a financial adviser and he vanished
The cricketer Liam Plunkett has already started saving up for his children’s education – even though he and his wife haven’t had any kids yet.
How some train routes are already sold out until September
Advance tickets are supposed to be released up to 12 weeks ahead of a journey – but our research discovered in many cases train operators are releasing tickets for only the next four weeks.
Murdoch Jr ploughs into green farming company AppHarvest
James Murdoch – youngest son of tycoon Rupert – is among a group of investors who have ploughed almost £22million into sustainable American agriculture firm AppHarvest.










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