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The Housing and Planning Bill was recently voted through commons with an outright rejection of a proposed amendment that would legally require landlords to ensure that the properties they rented out...

So Christmas is over, your wallet is aching from buying presents for relatives near and far; your stomach is aching from eating enough to feed a small village for a week; and your head is aching from...

The chairman of the BSB (Banking Standards Board), Dame Colette Bowe, said that the report cards were similar to reports sent out by the auditors of big firms, which are subsequently signed off by the...

Several mortgage brokers have issued warnings about potentially unforeseen consequences of Osborne 's latest changes to the stamp duty land tax system. They claim that the 3% surcharge now added...

Bad news for savers as it has been revealed that interest rates on savings accounts, as judged by the average easy access cash ISA, have reached a record low of 1.06%Savings rates have been steadily...

The information commissioner 's office has fined several companies for nuisance calls over the course of 2015, with penalties totalling £1.1 million.The government watchdog body imposed the fines...

A study published by Citizens Advice has shown that increasing numbers of customers are being confused by misleading adverts for broadband deals, obscuring real costs and making it harder to compare...

The current head of the Financial Conduct Authority has rejected allegations made by a senior MP that the watchdog has become too lenient with banks. The claims were made after the Financial Conduct...

A range of new, totally fee-free basic bank accounts have been launched by nine banks and building societies in the UK, promising to charge nothing for any missed payments.Basic bank accounts are...

Plans to extend the existing help-buy equity loan scheme to the capital will officially come into play on the 1st of February, it has been revealed.The help-buy equity loan scheme, as it stands,...