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The estate agent group expects independent firms will struggle to cover costs under the regulation and be ripe for takeover, expanding its own footprint and eliminating local competition.

Jet2 boss Philip Meeson writes that he is worried about the 'extraordinarily' high levels of payouts customers are winning and questions whether the independent adjudicators can be trusted.

Our research reveals that more than one in four pensioners has at least three credit cards. And as many as half of 65 to 70-year-olds don’t know the interest rate they are paying.

Share prices have tanked across the world after a long period without a correction. The dip will have caught some savers with their guard down, we get expert tips for what to do now.

The average UK home fell by 0.6 per cent in January compared to the previous month, a slightly smaller drop than December's rate of 0.8 per cent, according to Halifax.

Paragon Bank has a new Limited Edition Easy Access account at 1.21%. Unlike some other top payers, there are no restrictions on taking out money and no initial bonus that runs out.

There may have been a time, years ago, when it was possible to make a killing from the stock market by nipping in when prices were low and quickly selling out as they shot up.

In September 2016, I sold my car. During the journey to drop it off, I unknowingly drove into the London Congestion Charge zone. I'd never driven in London before and got terribly lost.

An appearance might please both the Queen and Prince Charles, who both deeply regretted ex-boss Fred Goodwin's plight after the support he'd given to their charities.

The Scottish craft brewer, which was launched by two 24-year-old entrepreneurs in 2007, will build the facility in Brisbane, which will be between 2,000-4,000 sq m.

The group is said to be trying to reduce its costs amid a tough environment for the casual dining market as fewer people spend money on eating out and take advantage of food delivery firms.

The French shoe designer has been fighting it out in the European courts to protect his trademark after discovering Dutch retailer Van Haren was selling high-heeled women’s shoes with red soles.

The bailed-out Natwest owner dropped plans to axe ten outlets north of the border following a public outcry. It is planning to close 197 Natwest branches as well as 62 RBS branches.

Hargreaves profits jumped to £146.9m in the final six months of last year, up 12 per cent on the same period in 2016. The firm was boosted by a botched IT upgrade at competitor Barclays Smart Investor.

Speaking for the first time since he was named on the guest list at the City event, Tim Steiner, 48, said he wished he had not attended the bash where hostesses accused guests of groping them.

China's biggest smartphone supplier will invest £3bn in the UK following a meeting between the firm's chairman Sun Yafang and Prime Minister Theresa May.

In early trading Stagecoach shares tumbled 14 per cent. The companyblamed public-owned infrastructure firm Network Rail, which promised railway upgrades but failed to deliver.

Watching the seven former Carillon directors explain themselves yesterday in their first public outing since the construction and outsourcing giant collapsed was toe-curling.

A handful of largely anonymous firms are thought to have made millions of pounds by selling stocks as volatility spiked after trading floors were gripped by fears of returning inflation.

As part of a long-term incentive plan, Stephen Burns was awarded 130,256 shares. They were worth 196.5p when markets closed yesterday, up 0.8 per cent.