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Here's how to have a hassle-free Twixmas - and end up with the gifts you really want (or a lovely cash refund) this year, by consumer rights expert Scott Dixon.

The South East saw the most new homes coming to market, followed by the East and the South West, Rightmove said.

The decades-old 1p challenge sees savers put aside 1p on the first day of the year, 2p on the second, 3p on the third, and so on.

As festivities give way to the post-Christmas comedown, divorce season looms. There are steps you need to take right now to protect your finances.

Shares in artificial Intelligence firm Pri0r1ty fell sharply at the open of their first day of trading on London's junior market.

My sister bought my children presents from a charity shop for Christmas. I'm furious but am I wrong to feel angry? Money psychotherapist Vicky Reynal replies.

Security tech firm Thruvision has named finance chief Victoria Balchin as its new boss.

From 2023 to 2024, the average cost of a home in Stoke-on-Trent jumped by over £33,000, or 17.2 per cent, from £193,662 to £227,002, Halifax said.

With a new year fast approaching what budget-friendly new EVs are coming down the road? And how many of them will be less than £25,000?

This year saw savings rates peter out as the Bank of England cut interest rates for the first time in over four years.

Over the past 12 months, I have put many firms under the spotlight. From banks to retailers and energy firms to insurers, here are some of the highlights.

With a new year comes a fresh batch of cars hitting showrooms for the first time. And 2025's arrivals are predominately EVs. Here are 12 models to look out for.

Trump's agenda of trade tariffs and tax cuts is set to dominate markets The returning US president is expected to be an even more disruptive force in his second term.

Blue Whale Capital, in which Hargreaves is one of two partners, reported a profit of £4.1m for the year to March, up from £3.9m.

EG Group could make its market debut next year, in what means a huge payout for Zuber and Mohsin Issa, pictured.

As private sector firms scale back on hiring and pay rises due to Labour's employment tax hikes, the state will expand further.

The company offers a platform that helps businesses by automating tasks such as writing press releases, regulatory news and social media.

Bleak forecasting from the Centre for Retail Research suggests that Labour's business policies could be even deadlier than the pandemic for the High Street.

Each New Year brings with it the chance to take stock of the past 12 months and look forward to the many opportunities ahead.

Stock markets are intended to help companies grow. However, that theory has been sorely tested this year.

Tesla's Model Y has a glamping feature: the £200 Air Mattress that lets you turn your EV into a home on wheels. But can you really live out of a Tesla?

Many of us dream of building a home so we can make it just how we like it, but few take the plunge. Could this be the year you go for it?

As cars expand in size - with some of the biggest almost 5.4m long - the problems for drivers keep growing.

As car manufacturers continue to drive towards an electric future, models we've come to know and love are disappearing. And 2024 has claimed some huge automotive scalps.

New Year is not just about celebrating the start of another year. It's also a time for reflection, new resolutions and resolve, especially when it comes to financial matters.

Anyone who has just received a renewal notice from their insurer demanding a double-digit price increase should shop around.

Michael says selling the shares from one hotel and reinvesting in Lympstone Manor was the best money decision he has made.

Manager Stephen Yiu's view is that the 'narrative could change' next year for the magnificent seven - chipmaker Nvidia excepted - as revenues are eroded by vast expenditure on AI.

Huang's unconventional approach is 'the exact opposite' of what is considered best practice in most of the rest of corporate America.

Celebrity fans of 'cold water immersion' include pop stars Lady Gaga and Madonna. The trend has taken hold in boardrooms and on trading floors.