Finance

Which? found "blatant" fraudulent advertising, from copycats of major retail brands to investment scams and ads using the identities of celebrities despite them having no connection with the product or service

Conservative MP Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg took aim at the Bank of England's response to economic events as Labour used a Commons urgent question to raise concerns over the UK falling into recession

In the last quarter, its profit dropped by 92% from £1.3 billion the previous year to £110 million

The Mirror was given a tour of the world’s largest vertical farm, in the small town of Lydney, Gloucestershire, by James Lloyd-Jones, founder of the Jones Food Company

Royal Mail has faced criticism after it emerged that vital post including hospital appointments, fines and court documents could now take longer to reach destinations

The European Union said it's investigating whether TikTok has broken the bloc's strict new digital rules for cleaning up social media and keeping internet users safe

The number of later life buy-to-let mortgages handed out to older landlords has more than halved in a year, according to new figures

You'll be sent a letter when you need to move to Universal Credit and this will give you a three-month deadline to make a new claim - or your current benefits will stop without any replacement

A poll of more than 1,000 teachers in the UK found 76% agreed that most young people leave school or college without the money skills they need

Just over seven in 10 (72%) of people who had recently transferred their pension did not know the exact fees for their old pension, or their new charges, according to a survey for People's Partnership, which provides the People's Pension

Esken, formerly known as Stobart Group, said that it was mulling a deal which would settle a dispute with a US private equity giant over a loan

The rise of generative AI chatbots is giving people new and different ways to look up information

Missiles fired off Yemen in latest Red Sea attack on ships

The DWP has warned that a "small number" of payments may not go through automatically - however, they have plans in place to make sure everyone gets their money

The number of passengers flying through Dubai International Airport, the world's busiest for international travel, surged last year beyond its total for 2019 - just before the coronavirus pandemic grounded global aviation

It's estimated 2.1million couples aren't claiming marriage tax allowance, which allows you to transfer £1,260 of your personal allowance to your spouse or civil partner

Currys' board unanimously rejected the offer from US private equity giant Elliott Advisors, saying it 'significantly undervalued the company and its future prospects'

The group, which helps customers compare deals, reported an 8% rise in pre-tax profits to £92.1 million for 2023, with sales up 11% at £432.1 million

Cadbury has made sure this Easter will be nothing short of indulgent, after releasing a new flavour of Mini Eggs that shoppers quite literally can't get enough of. Here's where to find them

Transactions at florists were up by 10.4% annually on February 13, the day before Valentine's Day, Barclays said

Tata is consulting on plans to shut down blast furnaces at Port Talbot with the loss of around 2,800 jobs as it switches to a more environmentally friendly way of producing steel

Martin Lewis' MoneySavingExpert.com website has warned you should never add a parent, or any other relative, as the main driver if they aren’t the primary user of your vehicle

The new company will be the first of its kind to challenge BT Openreach in the UK

Morrisons says products included in its Lidl and Aldi price match are corn flakes, canned tomatoes, baby wipes, rice and bread, as well as household cleaning products and toilet rolls

The UK's biggest banks are set to report record-high profits after a year that saw lenders benefit from higher borrowing costs, as they face questions over the outlook for the year ahead