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I've warned about the stock market crash. It's coming... but these are the shares I won't ditch - and how you can survive the slump: ALEX BRUMMER

Today

At times during my childhood in the Brighton area, I came to believe that my parents' lives were governed by the Aussie stock market.

Bank of England boss Andrew Bailey sounds alarm over jobs ahead of Budget

Today

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has sounded a pre-Budget warning over jobs as he revealed that 'a lot of companies talk to me about reducing their hiring'.

Britain's television jewel ITV is under threat, warns ALEX BRUMMER

Today

Sky is owned by Brian Roberts' US behemoth Comcast, so command and control would effectively pass to Philadelphia.

Sky plots ITV break-up bid that could transform UK television

Today

The 'preliminary discussions' would involve the sale of ITV's media and entertainment arm to Sky, which is owned by US giant Comcast.

Housebuilder shares are sliding - consider hunting out some bargains

Today

Will the Chancellor use her Budget to kick-start development and make home ownership more affordable? In which case, housebuilder shares could look like alluring bargains.

Transatlantic troubles wipe £2bn off IAG's value

Today

Shares in International Airlines Group slumped 11.6 per cent to 366.2p after reporting lower demand for economy-class seats over the popular summer months.

Tech stocks lose £750bn as AI bubble fears mount

Today

Nasdaq shares are down almost 12 per cent on the week. Analysts are concerned that the estimated £1.1 trillion being pumped into the AI sector this year will not pay off

The Best Cars of the Year have been named

Today

Overall champion was the electric Renault 4 (pictured), which also won best EV. Renault was also judged best car company.

How does salary sacrifice work and is this handy pension perk under threat in the Budget?

Today

Reeves looks set to cap the sum workers can pay into pensions via salary sacrifice without incurring national insurance contributions.

Rats are making your car insurance premiums more expensive

Today

Insurer Aviva said it dealt with 28% more motor claims involving rodent damage in 2024 than 2023. And it's between December and January when incidents spike.

Sales of frozen food spike as freezer-friendly croissants and broccoli top cost-conscious shoppers' lists

Today

Sales at Ocado show sales of frozen products are up 18 per cent year-on-year, with almost half of all adults buying more over the past year, with younger shoppers leading the charge.

The house I want to buy has already been reduced: Can I make an even LOWER offer?

Today

Given the current market, how long it's been up for sale and possible changes to property taxes in the Autumn Budget, what would be a sensible offer?

Radical plan floated to increase state pension age by ONE year every decade

Today

The qualifying age is currently 66 and is already set to rise to 67 between 2026 and 2028, but a Government review is under way to decide further increases.

Britain's BIGGEST house price winners: Areas where prices have surged 70% in 20 years

Today

Areas in London and Greater Manchester topped the list of locations which have seen super-sized price rises, according to estate agent Savills.

Never mind the B*****, here's the other financial stuff: This is Money podcast

Yesterday

The team take a breather from talking about Rachel Reeves and the endless cycle of madness that is the Budget 2025 build up to discuss the other important money matters.

Would Rachel Reeves dare to hike income tax? This is Money Podcast

Yesterday

Despite assurances that Labour would not break its election manifesto by hiking income tax , it appears it is under consideration for the Autumn Budget.

Renault Twingo returns as an ultra-compact EV that will cost less than £20,000

Yesterday

The five-door city hatchback is a mere 3.75 metres long - only a fraction bigger than a Fiat 500 - and is Renault's antidote to the flood of cheap Chinese imports.

Rachel Reeves may now cut cash Isa allowance to £12,000

Yesterday

The Treasury has been floating the idea of cutting the tax-free savings allowance down from the current £20,000 in the Budget on 26 November.

NS&I launches new fixed rate bonds paying more than 4% with a one-year fix having the best rate - is it worth opening?

Yesterday

National Savings and Investments has launched a range of fixed-rate bonds with boosted interest rates for those wanting to lock their money away for a better return.

Best stocks and shares Isas: Compare the top providers

Yesterday

Investing in a stocks and shares Isa means your money can grow tax-free. We run through the options, helping you decide which provider is right for you.