Finance

Customers will no longer have to register via the Shop&Go app on their phones - instead, they can tap their contactless payment card, or mobile phone

The housebuilder also said it is expecting a legal bill for a fire at one of its sites in 2021

Paul Henderson received three separate phone calls from who he believed was The Co-operative bank fraud department - but it turned out to be scammers

As the mercury drops outside, but you crank the heating up inside, dampness and mould may occur in your home - but there's a handy 79p gadget that may solve your problems

The company said it shed 224, or 3.7%, of its fee-earning roles and 57 back office jobs in the final three months of 2023, with reductions made across all its regions worldwide

The charity says the Government's execution has left parents "confused and frustrated" noting that thousands of families could be out of pocket when April 1 hits through no fault of their own

Unite members at the Alexander Dennis plant near Falkirk have rejected a pay offer from management

Some 84% of people said they expected this January to be the hardest yet financially, according to research for Nationwide Building Society

Accounting and business advisory firm BDO said it has recorded UK employment at its weakest since August 2013 in its latest employment index report

The number of potential buyers contacting estate agents about homes for sale in the first week of 2024 was 5% higher than in the same period last year, with the growth in activity strongest in London and the North East of England, Rightmove said

In a statement, an Asda spokesperson said the chain had been trialling a "variety" of new working patterns for managers across 20 stores since September 2023 which included a four day working week

Cold Weather Payments are made to people in England and Wales who receive a range of benefits and are triggered during cold spells between November 1 and March 31

January 15 is National Pothole Day and new figures from the AA show pothole damage to vehicles has reached a five-year high - so how can you make a claim?

A bride is keen to get married but money set backs have left them unable to afford a wedding reception dinner. Despite being happy with just a ceremony, the couple's family are keen for a celebratory meal

Not everyone is entitled to a full state pension, as it all depends on your National Insurance record and how many qualifying years you have - so how much will you get?

If you've got credit card debt, it is worth checking if you're able to move the money you owe to a 0% balance transfer card, which will give you a set period of interest-free repayments

In his "news you can use" section at the end of the show, Martin explained the ways parents can save money on childcare as the Government brings in its new free childcare plan

Quality Street fans who are sad that Christmas is over are in luck, as some supermarkets have slashed the price of the refill packs - but you're going to have to be quick

Parts of the UK have been hit by heavy rainfall and flooding - and to help growers who are struggling, Tesco agreed to buy smaller winter vegetables including sprouts and cauliflowers

After watching rough sleepers say they have been kicked and 'p****d on' in the streets, a multimillionaire is determined to create sleeping pods for those in need - but his invention has stirred opinions

With the current cold and freezing weather, Brits are being warned that they need to prepare their homes not only so they can cope with the harsh winter conditions but to also prevent sky high energy bills

Vivien Fodor, Laundry Category Manager at home appliance brand Hotpoint, has offered valuable insider advice on how to save energy and money without sacrificing your daily and weekly routines

The company's shares will start trading in New York on the last Monday of January

Approximately 1.6 million fixed-rate mortgage deals are due to expire in 2024, if this is you, then there are steps that you will need to consider says mortgage expert at Quilter Karen Noye

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) this week confirmed it is reviewing if people who have taken out car finance have been charged too much