For the millions who are currently furloughed, as well as the many who are simply looking to cut costs, trimming down their household bills could be the best way to save money.
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Managed to save some extra money during lockdown? Get started in investing
If there’s one good thing that has come from being in lockdown, it’s that many of us have managed to save some extra cash. So why not make it go even further by investing? Here’s how to get started.
How do state pension top-ups work
This is Money’s agony uncle explains how to navigate the state pension top-ups system to avoid buying years that don’t boost payments in retirement.
Covid bloodbath has put 200,000 out of work
Almost 200,000 workers at household-name companies have been laid off since the start of lockdown, an analysis by the Daily Mail has found.
First £3.3MILLION Aston Martin DB5 Goldfinger continuation car completed
We’ve been expecting it, Mr Bond…and finally it’s here. First of 25 limited-run gadget-laden Aston Martin DB5s, which made its big-screen debut in the 1964, has been reborn in the 21st century.
Thames Water hands former boss £2m golden goodbye
Thames Water sacked Steve Robertson after three years in the role, over his failure to reduce leaks in the water network. During that time, he also oversaw sewage flooding incidents and hefty fines.
Greensill helps Britain’s struggling pharmacies cut costs
It is using data analytics to forecast which prescriptions are likely to be ordered, so pharmacies can buy in exactly what is needed. Greensill will also extend a loan to cover the cost of the medications.
Astra boss says UK must stay close to China
Pascal Soriot’s intervention comes at a critical juncture. The Government is under pressure to pull back from close relations to Beijing in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
RUTH SUNDERLAND: We must bridge Coronavirus divide
I can remember expressing similar sentiments during the financial crisis, when the feeling was also that the disaster would lead to a rethink and a more moral capitalism.
Is this the end of the road for White Van Man?
Large firms are ‘crippling’ their smaller suppliers by delaying or freezing payments. A survey by payment firm Previse found that 62 per cent had seen late payments increase since March.










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