Twelve-month ‘job loss protection’ now comes as standard on adverts for big-ticket items. But it won’t save you from the recession
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Scams jump 66 per cent during lockdown as fraudsters take advantage of nation's uncertainty
Con artists have used the increased number of people who have been online during lockdown to try to keep in touch with their family and friends to target victims in social media-related scams
Tesco Bank and RBS named and shamed in battle of the banks
Banks and building societies still failing customers amid pandemic chaos and concern
How exam grades affect income over a lifetime
A-Levels, BTecs and GCSEs can have a lifelong impact on the earning potential of candidates
Britons fill the holiday void by moving house
But how long can the post-lockdown mini-boom last?
Insurers paid almost £1m a day to support families of Covid victims at peak of pandemic
Total of £90m paid between 1 March and 31 May, Association of British Insurers says
Driving costs men £2,000 more than women every year
Female motorists still laps ahead despite anti-discrimination rules
Payment holiday takers trapped by lending rules amid fears of second wave
Regulator sets its sights on on circling debt sharks
The next threat from Covid – job scams
These are the conditions in which fraudsters thrive
Energy bills to fall by up to £95 a year for millions of households as regulator reduces price cap
An average household will pay £1,042 per year for gas and electricity after the change comes into force on 1 October, Ofgem said
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