The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee voted by a narrow 5-4 majority to cut interest rates from 4%to 3.75%.

The Bank of England cut interest rates today from 4 per cent to 3.75 per cent, in good news for homeowners with a mortgage.

Earlier this year I was shocked to get a message from my phone network, O2. It said six new direct debits had been set up, ...

House builders were among the big climbers as the figures made an interest rate cut today all but certain and boosted hopes ...

Oil and gas veteran Meg O'Neill will take over in April as the FTSE 100 giant further distances itself from its disastrous ...

House sales were their highest in three years in 2025, helped by a surge in appetite from first-time buyers. Those getting on ...

Drivers' readiness to adopt an EV remains 'fragile', a new report by the AA has found. The EU watering down its 2035 ban on ...

Banks will be allowed to introduce their own contactless payment limit for customers early next year under plans from the FCA ...

The town hall concept was touted as a major part of that vision by Weiss herself during her interview with Erika Kirk.

Young savers between the ages of 24 to 35 would consider a return to old school physical cash saving in 2026 in a bid to ...

Britons were found to be the most likely to claim that businesses' desire for ever-greater profits was driving any price ...

Millions of households risk inaccurate bills in the new year if they don't submit meter readings by the end of the month.