The BBC has announced that free licences for all but the most vulnerable over-75s will be scrapped from next month. The move was delayed by two months due to the pandemic.
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NS&I offers a ray of hope for savers
The bank already offers some of the best savings rewards on the market as interest rates have plummeted to an all-time low. Experts now believe NS&I could maintain its rates for a while.
ASK TONY: I paid student loan off but payments continued – I lost £492
In October last year I repaid £20,000 of my student loan. In January I paid off the rest – around £4,000. The Student Loans Company confirmed the debt was paid and gave me a £24 refund.
Retired police offices say they’ve been spied on and accused of lying
Around 13,000 former officers receive injury pensions that are paid on top of their police pensions These are paid for life – but only if an officer can no longer work owing to harm suffered in the job.
How cancelling a car loan can drive you round the bend
Pay just £300 a month and drive off in a brand new car. That’s the sales pitch that ignited the motor industry, with millions signing up to buy cars on the never-never.
Ford unveils one-off Mustang Mach-E SUV 1400bhp electric car
The US car-making giant has teamed up with American tuning specialists RTR to create a one-off prototype version of its Mustang Mach-E – an all-electric SUV that will be sold in the UK from 2021.
Harry Potter book sales give boost to publisher Bloomsbury
Surging demand for digital books also helped the company’s year-on-year revenues to rise 18 per cent to £49.5million in the four months to June 30.
Coronavirus UK: The five stocks that have performed best
Some Footsie companies have seen their share price jump back as much as three-fold from the lows they hit in March, such as Premier Foods and BATM Advanced Communications.
Councils could face legal action for closing roads, says group
The Alliance of British Drivers claims it is in consultation with lawyers regarding the legality of authorities shutting roads, widening cycle lanes and extending footpaths without public consultation.
Government offers four ways to fix pension tax loophole
Critics have long demanded action over a tax flaw which means some poorly paid staff lose payments into pension pots, depending on the type of scheme operated by their employer.










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