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Some low-paid workers will be able to claim pension top-up from HMRC: Could you have been underpaid?

Today

HM Revenue and Customs will launch a mass letter campaign to target low earners and invite them to claim some money back.

New plug in solar panels are only being sold by ONE major retailer online... and they won't be delivered until October

Today

Some of Britain's best-known and largest retailers told This is Money shoppers will have to wait to buy plug-in solar panels from their online or high street shops.

Is your child heading to university? Here's how to protect their stuff as average insurance claim now £1,766

Today

Most of the time, students are claiming for theft, with numerous reports of break-ins to cars and student accommodation, as well as items being stolen while travelling or dining out.

My son is putting more money into a house purchase than his partner: How can he protect his share?

Today

My son wants to ensure his larger contribution is taken into account if the relationship breaks down, if he dies first or the property is sold.

RUTH SUNDERLAND: Will the Nimby backlash against data centres burst the AI bubble?

Yesterday

Question: What do a £50m boost to the wealth of Lord Rothschild this week and the US midterm elections in November have in common?

Mike Ashley launches scathing attack on Burnham's 'delusional' plans to revive the high street

Yesterday

The billionaire owner of Frasers Group and former owner of Newcastle United football club hit out at what he called 'recent populist proposals.'

Zara owner's new fast-fashion brand Lefties struts onto UK high street in major challenge to Primark

Yesterday

Zara's stylish little sister chain Lefties is sweeping into Britain, bringing a robot army to support its bid to win over value-conscious families refreshing their wardrobes and homes this autumn.

Plug-in solar panels can be sold from today: I live in a flat but won't be buying them says HELEN CRANE

Yesterday

Plug-in solar panels could land on British shelves today - just in time for a grey, wet and overcast bank holiday weekend.

Capital gains tax take soars to record high of £24.2bn - but one off 'sugar hit' leaves public finances on shaky ground

Yesterday

The Government raked in record capital gains tax receipts as Labour's tax hikes on businesses continue to prop up the public finances.

Last chance to get £200 when switching your current account to Barclays

Yesterday

It's been a strong year for those prepared to switch current account, with deals reaching £200 and above. How does Barclays' incentive compare with other bribes?

Stansted owner Manchester Airports Group suffers cyber hack with nearly 9m customers' data accessed

Yesterday

Hackers have accessed personal data belonging to 8.7m people after targeting one of Britain's largest airport operators.

I sold my Rolls-Royce shares at the wrong time and lost the chance to make £45k: How can I avoid another big investing mistake?

Yesterday

In May 2023, I made the worst investment decision of my life to date. I sold Rolls-Royce at 148p but the share price is now over 1,500p.

Drivers say these are the best and worst breakdown providers as callouts to vehicles damaged by potholes soar

Yesterday

Research carried out by What Car? reveals that 16% of the UK's cars needed to be recovered in 2025, up from 10.9% the previous year. And the major cause is craters in our roads.

Hangover for Pernod Ricard as US and Chinese drinkers lose taste for its spirits

Yesterday

The company - whose drinks include Absolut Vodka (endorsed by Paris Hilton) and Jameson Irish whiskey - said that sales plunged 3.9pc to £8.10billion over the year to 30 June.

Renault 5 EV updated: Best-seller gets longer range and new colours - including a nod to a nineties hot hatch

Yesterday

The Renault 5, the only electric car on sale with a waiting list stretching to as much as six months, has received a series of updates to make it even more appealing.

Half of UK drivers would now consider a Chinese car as acceptance grows

Yesterday

British motorists' willingness to go Chinese has jumped to 49% - significantly up from 35% last year and 24% in 2023, according to a repeat survey.

UK car industry calls for 'meaningful' watering down of EV targets after latest slump in production

Yesterday

Britain's car makers have called for an 'urgent' watering down of electric vehicle targets and action on energy costs as latest figures showed they remained under 'intense pressure'.

Halfords shares hit four-year high as warm weather lifts annual profit outlook

Yesterday

Halford shares hit a four-year high this morning as warm weather helped to boost the retailer's profit outlook for the year.

Retail sales melt away hitting jobs and investment - as survey reveals it's too hot to shop if temperatures top 25C

Yesterday

Shoppers have been shunning Britain's sweltering high streets according to new industry figures to show evidence of weak consumer demand.

Young investors trust AI more than what they see on TV or hear from celebrities, FCA research shows

Yesterday

Young investors trust AI more than TV or celebrities when thinking about where to put their money, research by the City watchdog has found.

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