The Treasury-backed bank now has a number of best buy savings deal and says the move has been made to ‘reflect government finance requirements arising from Covid-19.’
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House prices still at risk a despite stamp duty cut and 90% mortgages
After the stamp duty holiday gave the property market a boost, Nationwide stepped back into the 10% deposit mortgage market.- but with rates hiked.
Most popular properties for sale since stamp duty cut revealed
All of the most popular homes for sale on property website Zoopla cost between £300,000 and £500,000 and are spread across the country.
Parents secretly plan to leave a bigger inheritance than children expect
People anticipate an inheritance of £78,000 on average from their parents, much less than the £124,000 they are likely to receive.
Would you buy protected land that you can’t build on? We highlight how some land is being miss-sold
It’s not illegal to sell protected land but there are some marketing it as land that could be allowed future development rights when in fact there is slim chance that this would ever be approved
Monzo brings back £5-a-month Plus account with holographic blue card
Monzo has brought back its packaged premium ‘Plus’ bank account after an extensive revamp, with a £5 monthly price tag and a new holographic blue card.
Can I take unemployment insurance even though my employer has put me on furlough?
I’ve been on furlough since March and it’s been extended to October but I am worried my employer will make me redundant at that point. Can I apply for IP or ASU even though I am on furlough?
Red Wall voters bash Boris over Banks Mining open-cast mine delay
Banks Mining has urged ministers to make a decision on an open-cast site in Northumberland after it started the process of laying off staff as its current sites cease production.
MARKET REPORT: Coronavirus vaccine talk lifts pharma’s big hitters
Glaxosmithkline was on the up after an independent panel in the US encouraged regulators to approve the company’s experimental therapy for a common type of blood cancer.
ALEX BRUMMER: It is worrying that Canary Wharf remains nearly empty
Financial services are a powerhouse of the UK economy employing 1.1m citizens across the nation, generating 10 per cent of national output and contributing £75.5bn annually to the exchequer.










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