Just over 5,000 cars were produced by UK factories in May compared to 116,000 in the same month a year ago, latest industry figures have confirmed.
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Tips on claiming a refund from easyJet, rebooking with Ryanair and travelling to Canada
The Holiday Guru is always on hand to answer your questions. And with the pandemic causing mass confusion among travellers, the Guru’s advice has never been more sought after.
How do I sort my pension before it’s too late?
Just 5% of middle-aged workers are saving more than £750 a month into pensions, though you need to put aside £800 a month to fund a ‘moderate’ retirement lifestyle.
How can I make myself stand out in an interview from home?
As Britain slowly eases out of lockdown, there is pressure on jobseekers to make a good impression – this is likely to be on interviews conducted online amid increased competition for fewer jobs.
Monzo business account – what’s on offer?
Challenger bank Monzo, which already boasts more than two million customers for its personal offering, has launched a business account designed to help small businesses keep track of their finances.
Can I stop taking state pension and keep other benefits instead?
Could I defer my state pension and go back to how we were? We lose all the benefits that pension credit gave us, and as a result will be very badly off.
The UK’s consumer economy died during lockdown it’s not all coming back, says ADRIAN LOWERY
Under normal circumstances you might observe a switch of spending away from consumer goods and towards experiences. But Covid has for now anyway put the mockers on that.
How France’s Covid crisis has left palatial piles for the price of a British family home
The lockdown in France has forced many aristocrats and other families to put their chateaux on the market, often for knockdown prices.
RUTH SUNDERLAND: Time for a VAT cut, Chancellor
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is understood to have cooled on the idea of reducing the levy, and to want to wait and see how consumers respond to the gradual lifting of lockdown.
Investor that torpedoed Intu wants Trafford Centre sale
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, which was one of Intu’s lenders, took control of the mall near Manchester rather than agreeing to give the company more than a year to pay back its debts.










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