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The Office of National Statistics have released figures that show inflation rose to 3.1% in November, the highest in nearly 6 years. The increase was led largely by growth in prices of games and air...

Plans are in place to offer two-year university courses as an alternative to the traditional three to save an average of £5,500 in tuition fees for students. The Department of Education has said that...

The two largest cash machine operators in Britain have said they may have to close thousands of cash points or start charging fees for withdrawing cash in if banks continue with proposals to cut fees...

The financial charity Stepchange has insisted that banks re-assess costs incurred by customers for entering into unplanned overdrafts as it is creating a spiral of debt for some people. A new report...

Train fares are set to rise by an average of 3.4% from the 2nd of January in a move that signals further misery for commuters. The fare increase, which is the biggest of it’s kind since 2013 is said...

The changes to Stamp Duty for first time buyers announced in the Autumn budget will have a “limited impact” on housing demand according the Nationwide. The new initiative means that first-time buyers...

Research conducted by Halifax suggests that the value of the entire UK property market has now surpassed £6tn, an increase of 30% over the past decade. Prior to the financial crash, estimates by...

A quarter of the branches of the Royal Bank of Scotland are to be closed in a move that is seen to be a response to the changing ways people are using banking services. The move, which will cut nearly...

Research by Citizen’s advice has found that people are typically paying £50 a month on unwanted subscriptions that they struggle to be able to cancel. The research consisted of Citizens Advice...

In December 2016 the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) launched a full review into the conduct of care home sector in order to monitor compliance with their lawful obligations and to...