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Today
It was news to strike fear into the hearts of homeowners up and down the country. Plans for a so-called mansion tax could be expanded to draw in hundreds of thousands more households...
Today
The local authority where I live is making a hash of bin collections. Can I complain about this, and can I opt out of the bin collections and get a reduction in my council tax?
Regulator finds Severn Trent in breach of wastewater duties - and shareholders pick up £98m bill
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The water regulator has said it found 'serious and unacceptable' breaches by Severn Trent after failing to deal with its wastewater and sewage but will avoid a fine.
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Chinese carmaker Skywell is facing issues less than two years after arriving in Britain as its UK importer, Innovation Automotive, has ceased trading.
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It 'combines the high driving position and outdoor capabilities of an SUV, the versatility and convenience of an estate, and the efficiency and performance of a saloon', Dacia says.
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In a report released today, the committee orders the Government to reverse its freezing of the repayment threshold for some student loans.
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My neighbour has put up a new fence and won't let me paint my side of it. It's making my garden look ugly and disjointed but he insists the wood needs to 'breathe'.
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More than 30,000 motorists were caught driving at 30mph or faster on 20mph roads and over 275,000 clocked more than 10mph over 30 limits last year, a shock new investigation has found.
Jet2 boss hails rebound in bookings but warns industry must not be a 'cash cow' for next government
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Bookings for destinations including Turkey, Cyprus, some of the Eastern Greek Islands, Bulgaria, parts of North Africa - which were hit due to the conflict - have risen in recent weeks.
Vistry shares sink as group warns of first half loss and finance chief quits
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Shares in Vistry fell more than 8% on Wednesday, having slumped by 60% in the past year.
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When I'm called from a number I don't recognise, I answer the phone and stay silent until the caller identifies themselves.
NS&I accounts to snap up now - and the duds I'd avoid at all costs: SYLVIA MORRIS
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National Savings & Investment bosses are in panic mode. They need to draw in a near record £15bn from savers this financial year.
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Relaxing in an airport lounge can be a great way to start your summer holiday in style. They can offer a quieter, more comfortable alternative to the main terminal.
Virgin Media handed £28m fine by Ofcom for preventing contract cancellations
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Virgin Media has been handed a £28million fine for preventing or delaying its customers from switching to another provider over a near three-year period.
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The gold rush has come to a crashing halt - the price has plummeted around 28 per cent from its peak in March and the precious metal is on for its worst quarter in 13 years. So what happened?
Today
On January 1 I resolved that this was the year I would use the knowledge I'd accumulated over years of writing about personal finance to make some free cash.
Yesterday
At Easter, my wife and I picked up a vehicle near our home in Birmingham to visit my mother who lives 100 miles away in Lincolnshire.
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When delivery firm Hermes rebranded as Evri a few years ago, it didn't take long for customers to come up with their own reasons for the change.
We may have gone too far with 'skimpy' clothes, M&S boss admits after customer feedback
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In remarks made at the retailer's annual general meeting, Marks & Spencer's boss Stuart Machin said he was aware the business needs 'to be careful' to not alienate older customers.
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The pub company, which runs 287 sites across the country, said that its trading has benefited from the extended opening hours for later England matches.
