Global Markets Slide for Fourth Day on Investor Fears
Global markets face a fourth day of losses as tech valuations and US rate cut concerns spook investors. Asia-Pacific stocks hit a one-month low. Read the full analysis.
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Hidden Card Service Could Save You Hundreds
Discover how chargeback schemes can help you recover money for undelivered or defective goods. Learn eligibility criteria, time limits and step-by-step claiming process from financial experts.
UK businesses miss out on £9bn in bank interest
Traditional banks short-change UK SMEs on savings rates, costing small firms billions annually. Allica Bank offers solution with 4.08% interest and cashback.
Credit card fee 'victory' may backfire on small businesses
The Visa and Mastercard fee settlement promises lower costs, but could complicate payments and reduce rewards for UK small businesses and consumers. Discover the hidden consequences.
Portugal to appeal Ronaldo red card to FIFA
Portugal plans a formal complaint to FIFA after Cristiano Ronaldo's red card against Ireland. The appeal aims to reduce a potential multi-game ban that could impact his World Cup participation.
Martin Lewis's urgent debit card overdraft warning
Money expert Martin Lewis urges Brits in their debit card overdraft to make a simple switch to a credit card to avoid costly 40% interest rates and gain valuable consumer protections.
Ireland shock Portugal 2-0, Ronaldo sent off
The Republic of Ireland secured a stunning 2-0 win over Portugal. Troy Parrott scored a brace, Cristiano Ronaldo was sent off, and Brentford's Kelleher and Collins impressed. Read the full match report.
Amex: Sponsorship Strategy Wins Gen Z Customers
American Express reveals over 60% of new cardholders are Millennials and Gen Z, attributing success to sports and music sponsorship strategy. Discover how they're winning younger customers.
Ronaldo World Cup ban threat after Ireland red card
Cristiano Ronaldo could miss the start of the World Cup after his red card for Portugal against the Republic of Ireland. Discover the potential suspension and manager reaction.
Nomura partners with Park Square in private credit push
Japanese bank Nomura forms strategic partnership with Park Square Capital to expand private credit operations, targeting European direct lending market. Read the full analysis.
Ronaldo sent off and mocked by Ireland fans
Cristiano Ronaldo was sent off and brutally mocked by Republic of Ireland fans after a VAR review overturned a yellow card. Get the latest football news and updates.
Sainsbury's Nectar Card Warning for Esso Fuel Points
Sainsbury's clarifies how Nectar Card users must scan their barcode, not the new QR code, to collect points at Esso petrol stations. Ensure you don't miss out.
Trump's 50-Year Mortgage Plan Risks Worsening Housing
Donald Trump proposes 50-year mortgages to address US housing affordability, but experts warn it could double interest payments and deepen inequality. Analysis of this controversial plan.
TfL pink card reader rule could be costing you money
Discover how TfL's lesser-known pink card readers at interchange stations could be overcharging London commuters. Tap correctly to ensure you pay the right fare.
UK Economy Slows to 0.1% Growth in Third Quarter
The UK economy grew by just 0.1% in Q3 2025, official figures show, with a cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover and Trump's trade war blamed. Read the full analysis.
Atlanta Fed President Retires Amid Political Pressure
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic announces retirement as Trump administration challenges central bank independence. Read the full analysis.
Why the Bank of England Changes Interest Rates
Discover why the Bank of England adjusts interest rates to control inflation and stimulate growth. Learn how the current 4% rate impacts your finances and the UK economy.
Trump targets obese visa applicants in health crackdown
The Trump administration plans to deny visas to overweight applicants and those with chronic health conditions. New policy aims to reduce burden on American taxpayers.
UK unemployment rate rises to 5%, a four-year high
UK unemployment climbs to 5%, its highest in four years, creating a major challenge for Chancellor Rachel Reeves's upcoming budget. Explore the implications for interest rates and the economy.
UK unemployment hits four-year high of 5%
UK unemployment rate surges to 5%, the highest level since February 2021. Payroll numbers fall as wage growth slows. What this means for the economy and interest rates.
UK unemployment rate climbs to 5%, highest since 2021
UK unemployment hits 5% for the first time since 2021 as the labour market weakens. Payroll numbers fall and wage growth slows. Discover the full impact on the economy.
UK Business Inflation Worries Hit Two-Year Peak
British companies are grappling with the highest inflation concerns since 2022 despite the Bank of England maintaining current interest rates, new research reveals.
Bank hints at rate cuts after Budget announcement
Andrew Bailey suggests interest rates could fall soon, but reveals the upcoming Budget has delayed immediate action in a major signal to homeowners and businesses.
Bank of England Holds Rates: Silver Linings Revealed
The Bank of England's decision to maintain interest rates at 4% brings surprising silver linings for homeowners, businesses and the UK economy. Discover why stability might be the new growth.
Bank of England Interest Rate Decision Explained
The Bank of England's latest interest rate announcement could impact mortgages, savings, and household budgets across the UK. Here's what you need to know.
Bank of England holds rates as inflation shows signs of peaking
The Bank of England has maintained interest rates at 5.25% while signalling that UK inflation may have finally reached its peak, offering hope to homeowners and businesses.
Bank of England holds rates in knife-edge decision
The Bank of England has kept interest rates at 5.25% after one of the closest votes in recent history, with policymakers split on the best course for the UK economy.
Bank of England Holds Interest Rates at 5.25%
The Bank of England maintains interest rates at 5.25% amid political pressure and economic uncertainty, setting the stage for a crucial budget announcement from Rachel Reeves.
Bank of England Holds Interest Rates at 5.25%
The Bank of England maintains interest rates at 5.25% as Governor Andrew Bailey signals caution on inflation. Markets react as pound stabilises and budget concerns loom.
FTSE 100 Soars as Bank of England Holds Interest Rates
London's FTSE 100 surged to record highs while the Bank of England kept interest rates steady. AstraZeneca and Sainsbury's impressed with robust earnings in a dramatic trading session.
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