Have you had your details stolen? Npower deactivates app after personal details of customers are stolen in hack Npower has scrapped its app after there was a security hack Customers personal details may have been stolen including contact information Consumers are advised
Have you had your details stolen? Npower deactivates app after personal details of customers are stolen in hack Npower has scrapped its app after there was a security hack Customers personal details may have been stolen including contact information Consumers are advised
China has a new favourite electric car – and it’s not a Tesla. The Hong Guang Mini EV has recently become the nation’s best-selling EV, with the super-compact electric model costing from just £3,200 new. The car, which is produced as part
Boss of banking giant Goldman Sachs calls working from home an ‘aberration’ and says he wants staff back in the office as quickly as possible Only around 10% of Goldman Sachs’ workforce went into the office last year Goldman Sachs joins likes
We have just agreed the sale of our home and the purchase of a new one costing £600,000, and there is no chain beyond these two transactions. We had been working on the basis that there was no way we would benefit
The proportion of homes bought off-plan hit a six-year low in 2020 as landlords left the market – although there are signs homeowners may be warming up to the idea of buying a home before it is fully built. A third –
Drivers paid almost £60million in bus lane fines in 2019 – we reveal the regions where motorists had to fork out the most on penalties Drivers had to pay out an eye-watering £59.6m in bus lane fines in the one year Figures
Kay Ingram: How to make taxpayer handouts work for you Kay Ingram is director of public policy at national financial planning group LEBC. Savers under the age of 40 can open a pension or a Lifetime Isa, and use them to save
Smartphone payment methods like Apple and Google Pay were used for more online purchases last year in Britain than physical debit cards were, a new report suggests. So-called ‘mobile wallet’ payments were used for just under a third of all online transactions
The live events industry has launched a hard-hitting campaign highlighting the turmoil its workers are going through, and urging the Government to act now and safeguard the sector’s future. The campaign, ‘The Government Can’t See Us, Can You?’ or #GovCantSeeUs, shows the
More than one in five aspiring homeowners blame bad credit for having their property purchases thwarted, citing this as the reason their mortgage application is turned down. Having a bad credit history is the reason behind 22 per cent of mortgage rejections,