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Fifteen million Britons aren't saving enough for retirement and risk income 'cliff edge' when they stop work, Government report warns

Today

More than four in 10 working adults are not putting aside anything at all for retirement, according to the Pensions Commission.

Monzo profits soar as it bags record number of new customers

Today

It was also boosted by more customers choosing to manage their savings, pensions and investments through Monzo.

The hidden signs that 'luxury boutique' on Instagram is actually flogging cheap Chinese knock-offs - from the telltale names, sneaky tactics and giveaway 'family backstory'

Today

Swathes of supposedly luxury retailers have been popping up on adverts on social media platforms and enticing buyers with their excellent quality clothes.

What you can LEGALLY do to stop cars ruining the council-owned verge by your house: DEAN DUNHAM

Today

There is a grass verge to the side of my house, which is council-owned land. I live in a cul-de-sac and cars often use it to turn around, leaving it covered in tyre tracks.

Best cash Isa rates 2025: Our pick of the five top deals

Today

We pick our five favourite cash Isas for savers. This is essential reading to help you choose a top savings account for your money that can also protect you from tax.

Lloyds Bank launches competitive fixed-rate cash Isas and savings deals

Today

Lloyds joins several high-street banks that have been hiking Isa rates over the last few weeks.

Does your work pension fund risk falling short in retirement?

Today

They sound so comfortable and reassuring. 'Lifestyle' pensions conjure up images of a stress-free, fully funded world of easy living in your golden years.

Energy bills will rise by £209 in July says forecast - but that is LESS than previously feared

Today

Households which are not on fixed energy tariffs are set to see bills jump in July due to the conflict in Iran.

Tate and Lyle shares soar after £2.7bn takeover bid from US firm

Today

Tate & Lyle has revealed it is in talks with a US firm over a £2.7billion takeover, making it the latest UK-listed company that could soon fall into foreign hands.

Outgoing Currys boss defies high street gloom by boosting profit forecast

Today

Shares in Currys rose over 9% on Tuesday as the business posted an upbeat update ahead of the departure of Alex Baldock.

The first-time buyers' step-by-step guide to getting on the property ladder

Today

We explain everything from how to work out your budget and find your ideal home, through to applying for your first mortgage and navigating the legal process.

Moment of truth for Labour as economic reality bites: RUTH SUNDERLAND

Today

The International Monetary Fund has delivered a dose of cold reality to the fantasy economics spouted by Labour's leadership pretenders.

Ministers on alert as foreign predators target UK business

Today

The Business Secretary said he will not 'take a back seat' and pointed out he has the power under the National Security and Investment Act to step in and block deals.

Renters' Rights Act: What do I need to send my tenants?

Today

I believe that now the Renters' Rights Act has come into force, the old tenancy agreement has been superseded. How do I communicate this to my tenants?

Dr Martens profits surge as it pulls back on discounting

Today

Dr Martens reported an adjusted pre-tax profit of £55m for the year to 29 March, up 61% on the previous year.

Small businesses 'strangled to death' over late payments, says business secretary

Yesterday

The Government will today introduce a new bill into Parliament to crack down on the scourge of late payments in an attempt to help struggling small businesses.

Consumer confidence crashes to a three-year low as Iran war and political chaos in the UK take their toll

Yesterday

Morale among households has fallen for three months in a row after US and Israeli attacks on Iran at the end of February.

Ford fights back against Chinese car makers with five new 'rally-bred' models 'made in Europe for Europe'

Yesterday

Ford has announced five new cars arriving by 2029 in a bid to win over European customers again. A mix of EVs and electrified vehicles, they'll be rallly and off-road inspired.

First Direct ramps up its current account switching bonus to £200 as it battles rivals for customers

Yesterday

The £200 sign-up bonus is a £25 improvement to its previous offer of £175 and means the bank matches the best cash offers from rivals Natwest and Barclays.

SMALL CAP IDEA: Tooru's brands are winning shelf space, but the shares tell a different story

Yesterday

At around 0.2p, Tooru's market capitalisation sits at roughly £4 million. That number bears no relation to what is happening inside the company.

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