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We reveal how you can avoid being stung in a pet scam and why you need insurance
Households are being urged to be mindful of buying pets from unresearched sources, especially those adverting on sites on Gumtree.
Hot tub scams: Watch out for dodgy listings and payment requests
A month of record sunshine in May helped boost the country’s mood despite the coronavirus lockdown, but it also proved fertile ground for scammers. Pictured: cast of Hot Tub Time Machine
First-time buyers hit by a mortgage crunch but family deals may help
There are currently several niche mortgage deals on the market that may help a first-time buyer struggling to find the right 90 per cent loan-to-value deal.
New cars are 5% less fuel efficient than official figures suggest
What Car? tested 56 different cars currently on sale in showrooms today, finding that some were up to 20% less fuel efficient than manufacturers’ brochures claim, including the Volvo XC40 (pictured).
We reveal the things you need to be aware of if you’re booking a holiday
Many stir-crazy Britons will be desperate to get away this summer and could be hovering over the ‘book’ button on a European trip in the coming months, despite the unknown.
Top ten most popular locations among prospective buyers in England now
Hereford and places further north like Wigan, Rochdale, Wilmslow and Bolton have all seen surging demand among prospective buyers over the last fortnight, new research shows.
Could your Sipp eat £11,000 more in fees than a rival?
We know high charges eat returns when investing for retirement, but do investors pay enough attention when it comes to drawing on their pension?
Amigo loans founder fails to unseat company’s board
James Benamor wanted to oust bosses and install two of his own directors following a dire period of trading and the launch of a probe by the Financial Conduct Authority into its lending practices.
Fears Rolls-Royce will cut up to 4,500 jobs in the East Midlands
The engineering giant has said it will axe 9,000 roles globally because of the pandemic’s impact, with about 1,500 already set to fall on the company’s historic base in Derby.










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