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Personal travel agents boost holiday bookings
A growing army of agents who work from home have helped to boost holiday bookings this year.
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When your dad does the same apprenticeship as you
Dominic Foster and his dad John are on the same apprenticeship at the same company.
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HMRC error hits early-filing taxpayers
The tax authorities have been forced to apologise for two mistakes - wrongly charging penalties and for denying it had made the mistake.
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Shrinkflation: Bread and breakfast cereals most affected
Bread and cereal products are most likely to have shrunk in size, but remained at the same price.
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Poundland 'gift of nothing' sparks criticism
The retailer's Valentine's Day gift, an empty heart-shaped package, angers environmental groups.
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Card surcharges: Customers charged hundreds illegally
The University of Hull was among businesses illegally charging customers more for paying by card.
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Small firms top Which? annual energy survey
The so-called Big Six suppliers are beaten by smaller rivals in Which? annual customer survey.
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Mike Ashley reportedly in talks to buy music chain HMV
HMV collapsed last month, its second administration in six years, risking 2,200 jobs at 125 stores.
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Brexit worries 'add to car insurance costs'
Car insurance premiums climb for the first time since 2017 with Brexit a factor, says AA.
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Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland customers face payments problems
Hundreds of thousands of customers were unable to do most payments transfers from online accounts.
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Drag queen or delivery driver: What's your 'side hustle'?
Millennials are increasingly doing jobs on the side, whether through love or necessity.
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Jack Bogle: The man who pioneered index investing
Jack Bogle, credited with upending the way we invest through index funds has died aged 89.
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Watchdog's gender pay gap twice national average despite pledge
The Financial Conduct Authority is paying male staff a fifth more than female staff.
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Commuters and students 'short-changed by the government'
The inflation measure used to calculate some train fares and loan repayments is flawed, a Lords committee says.
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No-deal Brexit warning for UK drivers
A no-deal Brexit would mean anyone planning to drive outside the UK would need an insurance Green Card.
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Housing market outlook worst 'for 20 years'
House sale expectations for the next three months are at their lowest for two decades, estate agents warn.
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Brexit uncertainty hits house purchases
Home buyers and sellers have been postponing transactions until after the EU withdrawal.
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Inflation falls to lowest level in nearly two years
UK inflation fell to 2.1% in December, pushed down by falling fuel prices.
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Lloyds' overdraft fees unacceptable, says MP
An MP says Lloyds Bank is introducing charges against the spirit of a watchdog's recommendations.
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Mary Poppins Returns: Can tuppence really save the day?
The latest Mary Poppins film has been a hit at the box office but what money lessons can we take from the film franchise?
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