The Financial Services Compensation Scheme said that it had paid back a further 563 investors whose money had been trapped in the failed investment, which went out of business.
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Schroders overtakes Standard Life Aberdeen
The business was looking after almost £526billion of investors’ cash at the end of June – which is a record, and a rise of 5 per cent from the end of December.
Car dealers Pendragon and Inchcape plan to cut jobs
Adding to the thousands of layoffs announced by companies across Britain, Pendragon said it would slash 1,800 jobs. Inchcape did not specify how many employees would be affected.
Lamborghini’s £2.7m Essenza SCV12 hypercar ISN’T road legal
The Essenza SCV12 is a limited run of just 40 examples powered by a highly-tuned version of Lambo’s 6.5-litre V12 engine producing north of 820bhp and featuring a carbon-fibre chassis.
UK inheritance tax receipts fall for first time in a decade
With the Government’s furloughing scheme alone costing over £30bn to date, Chancellor Rishi Sunak could have an inheritance tax hike in his sights at this year’s Autumn Budget.
Global stock markets back in the red: FTSE 100 index drops back below 6,000
In London, the FTSE 100 index dropped back below 6,000 for the first time since mid-May. It closed down 141.47 points at 5989.99, a fall of more than 2 per cent.
Can I get ‘warzone’ travel insurance that will cover me in Spain?
Panicked holidaymakers heading to Spain are turning to specialist warzone travel insurers such as Battleface and Warzonecover to try and get cover for their trip.
Coronavirus UK: Bank account switching slumped April to June
The number of people who switched bank account between April and June fell by two-thirds compared to the first three months of the year, as the coronavirus decimated the battle over bank accounts.
Government to examine why 1,748 died on UK roads in 2019
DfT figures show that road deaths dropped by 34 cases in Britain last year.. But campaigners have today called for increased efforts to trigger a reduction in the volume of people killed on our roads.
Three-bed family houses for sale for less than £325,000 disappear from London
House prices in the capital may have slipped but even the cheapest family house in London would still cost at least £325,000.










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