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Chancellor Sajid Javid has backtracked on suggestions, mooted in an interview in the Times, that the Treasury will make sellers, rather than buyers, liable for stamp duty tax. “I wouldn’t support...

The government is sitting on more than £28 million worth of student loan overpayments that are yet to be refunded, according to research. Data from the Student Loans Company has revealed that over...

People in the north of England are set to receive £2,300 less per person in transport spending than those in the capital, according to thinktank IPPR North. Analysis from the thinktank found that...

While the number of mortgages issued has fallen, indicating a slowing housing market, numbers of remortgages are up, as homeowners try to lock in rates amidst economic and political uncertainty....

Challenger bank Monzo has launched a new range of personal loans in a bid to compete with its high street rivals. Customers of the app-only bank can now borrow anything between £200 to £15,000. Loans...

UK customers have rated Metro Bank as the country’s best current account provider, according to the Competition and Markets Authority. The latest Service Quality Survey from the CMA asked over 800...

Requirements that online shoppers enter a passcode sent to their mobile phones have been delayed until the beginning of 2021, to give retailers and banks more time to prepare. Strong Customer...

Some commuters will see the cost of their annual season tickets rise by more than £100, as rail fares rise by 2.8% from January.The rise of regulated fares is linked to the retail price index (RPI), a...

One in five Britons has already filled their cupboards with food, drinks, and medicine in case a chaotic, no-deal exit from the EU leads to bare supermarket shelves and depleted pharmacies....

Wages in the UK grew by 3.9% in the year to June – the highest rate for 11 years, according to the Office for National Statistics. Average earnings in the UK have been growing at a faster rate than...