With furlough coming to an end and many worried about their jobs, homeowners may be looking to cut down their monthly mortgage bill.
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Son’s fury at SSE sending letters threatening to cut off his mothers energy supply
Andrew J, from Swindon, has voiced his frustration at the energy firm, after it has continually sent estimated bills to his mother, who lives in an assisted living building.
MARKET REPORT: Meggitt takes a drubbing on rumours of £445m cash call
The group said it would consider any and all options if a second wave of coronavirus triggered the same shutdown of global air travel as earlier this year.
Cut train fares for commuters or cities will suffer warns LEE BOYCE
Last week, I saw a quote suggesting Britain is seeing a ‘polo mint’ effect – that is, city centres hollowing out and periphery towns buzzing with activity.
Millions of drivers were overcharged fuel by up to £10-a-tank in lockdown
Although supermarket pump prices sank to a four-year low of 99p a litre in May, fuel giants still made a fortune.
Will shares take off under new Aviva boss Amanda Blanc?
In a move welcomed by investors, new chief executive Amanda Blanc (pictured) said the insurer would be focusing on its ‘core operations’ in the UK as well as in Ireland and Canada.
Amazon boss Jeff Bezos cashes in £2.4bn worth of shares
The e-commerce titan’s 56-year-old boss sold 1m shares in his company in a series of transactions as part of an arranged trading plan on Monday and Tuesday, newly released filings show.
RUTH SUNDERLAND: Shadow of the jobs axe
Maybe it will come as a huge relief to learn that the Bank of England is no longer forecasting the worst downturn in 300 years and only the biggest for a century but then again maybe not.
Glencore boss Ivan Glasenberg misses out on £180m payday
The decision to scrap the dividend will cost the 63-year-old tycoon (pictured) and the rest of the company’s so-called ‘billionaire boys’ club’ of current and former top dogs more than £400m.
Britain faces a tsunami of insolvencies amid £50bn cash-flow crisis
A string of big names – including Carluccio’s, Cafe Rouge and menswear retailer TM Lewin – have already collapsed into administration as the pandemic wreaks havoc on the High Street.










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