Buy-to-let mortgage market shrinks for the first time in almost three decades
Mr Tatch said: “A flexible and well-run private rental sector is an essential part of the housing market. Landlords face...
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TSB faces court over mortgage overcharging allegations
Meanwhile, single mum Tina Hogarth, 55, was trapped paying interest of more than £1,000 a month on her Rochdale home...
How the next IT outage could devastate online banking
Mark Jones, of law firm Payne Hicks Beach, said: “We’re reliant on technology for more or less everything now so...
What SK:N going bust means for you and your money
The SK:N Group, one of the country’s largest plastic surgery clinics, has gone bust. Employees said they were “blindsided” by...
How Republican donors are plotting to make the US a crypto superpower
Speaking at an event earlier this year, Vance made no secret of his support for the cryptocurrency sector. He described...
Rachel Reeves has £3bn of Bitcoin – and could make the same mistake Gordon Brown did
Even by government standards £3bn is a substantial amount of money. In terms of last financial year’s spending, it is...
abusers use 1p bank transfers to send death threats
A Santander spokesman said: “Sadly, we’ve seen an increase in the number of customers receiving abusive messages and threats via...
Will the UK get a Bank Holiday if England win Euro 2024?
When asked whether he related to the roller-coaster experience Southgate had endured in Germany – having initially drawn criticism from...
Why Labour’s embrace of the EU risks undermining Britain’s defence industry
The EU is in the process of setting up defence structures and institutions – long obstructed by Britain when it...
Brussels to spend €250m on funding anti-EU alliance of hard-Right parties
“If there’s one thing Orban and Le Pen love about Europe, it’s EU funds in their pockets,” Daniel Freund, a...
