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The UK's lowest-paid workers are getting a pay rise - helping everyone from bar staff to carers.

Rules suggest investments did not qualify for compensation as "personal advice was not involved".

Most British universities pay their average male employee more than their average female employee.

Recently retired Pat and John say their motor home travel plans are on hold because of Brexit.

But the Nationwide says house price rises in the other nations mean the UK average is still growing.

MPs are pressing for an investigation into allegations that signatures on bank court documents were forged.

Nearly three million children from working families in the UK are living in poverty, new figures show.

Smart meters, which avoid the need for customer readings, should be in British homes by the end of 2020.

The essential costs of a funeral have increased by 6% each year for the past 14 years, a regulator says.

Insurers say £376m was paid out on claims last year following vehicles being stolen, a 29% rise on 2017.

Babies are now as likely to be born into rented accommodation as home-owning families.

Nearly two-thirds of big companies have yet to disclose their pay gap, figures show.

The administrator of a £236m collapsed investment finds money in "personal possession or control" of four people.

The second biggest rise for a decade means a £78 increase in April for a typical Band D property.

Breaking down office taboos around menstruation: what makes a period-friendly workplace?

An MP says it is "outrageous" children from private and social homes cannot use the same play area.

Investors face a two-year wait to see if they'll get any money back from a collapsed investment firm.

Changes to affordability checks are designed to help those trapped on high interest-rate home loans.

Which? calls for "urgent action" as MPs on the Scottish Affairs Committee meet to discuss access to cash.

People with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder are six times more likely to have money troubles, analysis suggests.