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Three to increase pay-as-you-go roaming charges
Mobile phone operator will increase prices from 16 February but says rates remain competitive
Read more » | Desktop version »Covid crisis prompts financial fears for those organising funerals
Fivefold increase in direct cremations with no service or loved ones present, says SunLife
Read more » | Desktop version »Calls for help-to-buy deadline in England to be extended after Covid building delays
Buyers face losing thousands of pounds after paying fees for homes that will not be ready in time
Read more » | Desktop version »Calls for Covid debt relief package as county court judgments soar
Record quarterly rise of 82,000 CCJs in England and Wales comes ahead of planned lifting of repossessions ban
Read more » | Desktop version »MPs warn buy now, pay later firms 'could be the next Wonga'
At least 70 MPs want companies such as Klarna and Clearpay to be more tighter regulated
Read more » | Desktop version »UK private Covid test companies accused of failing to deliver
Airline passengers who paid up to £330 for urgent test say they did not receive results in time
Read more » | Desktop version »Car owners told not to miss MOT despite Covid lockdown
Tests now deemed an essential service, unlike during first UK restrictions
Read more » | Desktop version »Moonpig plans £1bn flotation as sales soar amid pandemic
Online greetings card firm reports a record Christmas with profits up 137% to £33m for the year
Read more » | Desktop version »Harry Potter and Michael Bublé fuel UK online reselling boom
Sales at MusicMagpie jumped more than 22% last year as secondhand books and CD sales soared
Read more » | Desktop version »UK house prices reach new high but growth is slowing, says Halifax
Prices ended 2020 up 6% on the previous year on pent-up demand and stamp duty holiday
Read more » | Desktop version »Ground rent scandal: leaseholders in England get new rights
Homeowners get right to extend leases to 990 years with zero ground rents
Read more » | Desktop version »Millions yet to file self-assessment tax return as deadline nears
People who tick the right box could be £125 better off if they were told to work from home
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