Money Mail’s Amelia Murray named Personal Finance Journalist of the Year By Daily Mail City & Finance Reporter Published: 19:00 EDT, 27 July 2021 | Updated: 07:30 EDT, 28 July 2021 Recognition: Chief reporter Amelia Murray Money Mail chief reporter Amelia Murray has been named Personal Finance Journalist of the Year. Amelia was voted the … Read more
Chancellor set for budget headache despite Government borrowing estimates falling by £30bn By Daily Mail City & Finance Reporter Published: 17:01 EDT, 20 July 2021 | Updated: 21:03 EDT, 20 July 2021 Chancellor Rishi Sunak (pictured) is facing a headache as he tries to control the towering debt mountain Government borrowing this year is likely … Read more
School’s out for the summer but if you want to keep the children entertained or need extra care during the holidays due to work commitments, it may cost you a large chunk of change, depending on where you go or what you book. Still, some parents are keen on socialising again and more than half … Read more
Lloyds fined £91m for hitting insurance customers with loyalty penalties while claiming to offer ‘competitive’ renewal quotes By Matt Oliver For The Daily Mail Published: 22:29 BST, 8 July 2021 | Updated: 22:29 BST, 8 July 2021 Lloyds Banking Group has been fined £91million by the City watchdog for misleading insurance customers. The High Street … Read more
Two years ago, the remote Scottish fishing town of Buckie was rocked by scandal when it became the centre of an alleged tax ruse. Stuart Forsyth, a well-known member of the community who ran a boat insurance company, was accused by the City of London’s two main watchdogs of funnelling around £200,000 of his salary … Read more
Hundreds of thousands of taxpayers could benefit from a new ruling concerning HM Revenue & Customs’ approach to the ‘fiendishly complex’ High Income Child Benefit Tax Charge, according to lawyers involved in a landmark case. This week the Upper Tribunal decided that HMRC cannot impose the HICBC via a ‘Discovery Assessment’ in circumstances where the person … Read more
Battersea Power Station’s makeover has taken nearly a decade but the project has been worth the wait. The site was an emblem of British industrial decline, a relic of what south London used to be – working class, gritty and busy. At peak production in the 1950s it supplied a fifth of London’s electricity. But … Read more
Battersea Power Station’s makeover has taken nearly a decade but the project has been worth the wait. The site was an emblem of British industrial decline, a relic of what south London used to be – working class, gritty and busy. At peak production in the 1950s it supplied a fifth of London’s electricity. But … Read more
For decades it was the norm for families to hire expensive gadgets such as televisions, rather than buying them outright. It was only in the 1990s when these items became more affordable and reliable, that rental shops in town centres faded into distant memory. But the renting revolution is back — with a modern twist. … Read more
Selfridges opens garden centres in three stores as it looks to tap into green-fingered boom… and it includes a themed Prada clothing collection Its garden centres launched today sell garden tools, seeds and plants On sale also its own label compost and an exclusive collection from Prada An estimated 3m new gardeners tried their hand … Read more