Shares in UK power company Drax Group PLC fell sharply after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) initiated a probe into the firm's accounting practices regarding its 'renewable' fuel sources.
The latest data from UK Finance shows a rise in mortgage arrears and possessions in the second quarter of 2025, although lenders continue to offer support to struggling homeowners.
Tens of thousands may seek compensation as Supreme Court allows partial redress for mis-sold car finance.
Former star fund manager Neil Woodford faces a ban from the financial services industry and a substantial fine over the collapse of his flagship investment fund.
The Supreme Court has delivered a landmark judgment on undisclosed commissions in motor finance, which could have significant implications for a potential consumer redress scheme.
A UK couple’s success reveals how investing 50% of income can fund retirement at 35.
The DWP’s review of the state pension age has raised concerns about potential increases, risking £800 annual losses for pensioners.
Britain’s Supreme Court overturned convictions of two traders for manipulating LIBOR, raising legal concerns.
The Financial Conduct Authority fined Barclays £42 million for inadequate handling of financial crime risks.
FCA launches major advice shake‑up to support savers with limited cash holdings.
Few UK savers receive regulated financial advice annually.
Saga and others offering high‑interest saving accounts tailored to older savers.
Londoners are purchasing the lowest proportion of houses outside the capital in over a decade due to stalling local prices and the shift back to office working.
FTSE 100 property developer Berkeley Group has warned of a housing slowdown in London, forecasting further decline unless the government addresses regulatory and tax hurdles.
Amazon offers 45% discount on L'Oreal Paris Laser Renew Anti-Ageing Triple Action Eye Cream.
UK borrowing costs for 30-year debt reached 5.72%, a 27-year high, raising fears of economic decline.
Poundland plans to close up to 68 stores in 2025 following financial difficulties and restructuring.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the autumn budget for November 26, aiming to address a £30 billion deficit with growth measures.
Financial expert Martin Lewis has issued a strong warning against criminals who use his name and deepfake technology in 'disgraceful' online adverts to scam vulnerable people, after a woman's husband lost thousands of pounds.
The Powerball jackpot has soared to an estimated $1.3 billion, the fifth-largest in the lottery's history, after no winning ticket was sold in the latest drawing, marking the 41st consecutive drawing without a winner.
The UK's long-term borrowing costs have reached a 27-year high, fueling speculation about the government's economic credibility and the future of Chancellor Rachel Reeves following a significant government reshuffle.
Experts caution that Premium Bonds winnings may lead to unexpected tax bills depending on how they’re used.
McVitie’s introduces a new caramel-flavoured Penguin biscuit available in major UK supermarkets just in time for autumn.
Despite a wider trend of decreasing car insurance premiums in the UK, a new report indicates that prices for drivers under the age of 25 have seen a recent increase.
A major government reshuffle has fueled speculation about the future of Chancellor Rachel Reeves as the UK's long-term borrowing costs reach a 27-year high amidst broader European economic uncertainty.
The Powerball jackpot has skyrocketed to an estimated $1.3 billion after no one won the top prize in the latest drawing, marking the 41st consecutive drawing without a winner and setting up the fifth-largest jackpot in the lottery's history.
Greggs has introduced a £5 meal deal nationally along with new autumn-inspired menu items including Chicken Fajita Bake and Pumpkin Spice specials.
Financial expert Martin Lewis has issued a powerful warning against online criminals who use his name and deepfake technology in 'disgraceful' adverts to scam vulnerable people, after a woman's husband lost thousands of pounds.
New data reveals councils increasingly use one-off cash incentives to persuade private landlords to accept homeless households, costing taxpayers millions.
Councils are spending millions placing homeless families in hotels due to housing shortages, raising questions about long-term policy failures.
