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Rents have reached another new record high, according to the property website, Rightmove.

While soaring inflation has ravaged savers' nest eggs recently, one group has remained unaffected - the holders of Index-Linked Savings Certificates from NS&I.

Workers earning from £15,000 to £120,000 a year are being hit by absurd tax traps that penalise them for doing well at work.

Everyone has dreams of what they'll do when they retire. But millions are saving too little for the lifestyle they desire - and could run out of money.

Bad weather, the cost-of-living crisis, a surfeit of supply and distractions like the Euros and the election have created a perfect storm for cottage firms.

Hesitancy from shoppers to spend on non-essentials contributed to a 6.2% fall in sales at Argos in the 16 weeks to June 22 compared to last year.

Last year Marks & Spencer chairman Archie Norman (pictured) said he was 'not happy' with how joint venture Ocado Retail, had performed.

More than a year ago, the fintech said regulatory approval was 'imminent' and that a banking licence would be granted 'any day now'.

The US electric car maker, led by the world's richest man Elon Musk (pictured), delivered 443,956 vehicles in the three months to the end of June.

Labour's energy guru and former leader Ed Miliband (pictured) is promising to fill a 'vacuum of leadership' over climate change on the world stage.

With Hurricane Beryl wreaking havoc, oil prices rose two a two-month high above $87 a barrel. That lifted BP 1.3% and Shell by 0.4%.

When Alex Somervell found out a family member had handed £140,000 to scammers, his first reaction was anger. But Alex's anger turned to a desire help victims stop scams in their tracks.

Ofcom has a voluntary Automatic Compensation Scheme in which you're entitled to £9.76 per day compensation until the service is resumed if it's been down for more than two full working days.

The FTSE 100 closed down 45.56 points at 8121.20. Among the firms with updates today are Sainsbury's, Shoe Zone, Ryanair, Capita, Craneware and Checkit.

My husband and I made a travel insurance claim worth over £7,500 in May last year, but it has not been resolved. Despite many emails between us and our insurer, we're still getting the runaround.

It said work had been paused at its Rotterdam plant to 'address project delivery and ensure future competitiveness given current market conditions.'

M&S is ploughing £38m into the two new stores as its seeks to bolster and further cement its presence in the South West

Taiwan dominates production of the computer chips powering the AI revolution. But what would happen to YOUR investments and pension if the Chinese invade?

Autocar analysed vehicles weight it road tested from 2016 to 2023 and the mean average kerbweight has risen from 1,553kg to 1,947kg.

One expert dubbed the decision 'puzzling' while others suggest the London Mayor Sadiq Khan is attempting to make up for a shortfall in revenue generated by ULEZ.

Nearly 2m people owe between £50,000 and £100,000 in student loan debts, data reveals and one owes £252,000.

The Irish air carrier transported 19.3m passengers across Europe, North Africa and the Middle East, compared to 17.4m in June 2023.

Charging an EV can offer great savings. And here are three of the latest offers to save even more money - whether home or public charging.

Shoe Zone which says its average retail price for a pair of shoes is £13, now expects its adjusted pre-tax profit for the year to 2 October to be 'not less than' £10m.

The fintech, led by founder Nik Storonsky, saw revenues almost double to £1.8bn last year.

The Indian stock market experienced a big wobble last month, experts believe the case for investing in the world's most populated country remains as robust as ever.

Prices across the retail sector rose by just 0.2% in the year to June, compared to 0.6% in May, thanks in part to cheap TV deals offered ahead of the European Championships.

As of 7 July 2024, new vehicles will need to have Intelligent Speed Assistance systems fitted as standard as part of an EU safety regulation mandate.

Susannah Streeter of Hargreaves Lansdown (left), Stephen Yiu of the Blue Whale Growth fund (centre) and James Norton of Vanguard (right) have their say.

In a deal worth £48million over eight years, Capita said it would continue to serve over 350,000 RMSPS members.