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Money
4 September 2018
Viagogo sues Ed Sheeran’s promotion company for alleged fraud
Viagogo sues Ed Sheeran’s promotion company for alleged fraud
Why are councils investing in the fracking industry they oppose?
Matthew Brown
Why are councils investing in the fracking industry they oppose?
Money Diaries: meet the editor of the viral series laying bare our finances
Money Diaries: meet the editor of the viral series laying bare our finances
Peer-to-peer lender Funding Circle plans £2bn flotation
Peer-to-peer lender Funding Circle plans £2bn flotation
Nils Pratley on finance
South West Water's half-baked plan won't cool nationalisation fever
South West Water's half-baked plan won't cool nationalisation fever
Consumer champions
Why is it so hard to report Hermes vehicle being driven dangerously?
Why is it so hard to report Hermes vehicle being driven dangerously?
3 September 2018
Fighting for the rights of London’s renters
Letters:
If renters come together, we’re powerful enough to realise the big changes our housing system needs, write
Shiran Mohamed
and
Anabel Bennett López
Fighting for the rights of London’s renters
English water firms vow to cut bills by up to 10.5% and tackle leaks
Severn Trent, United Utilities in real-terms pledge as Thames Water plans £11.7bn upgrade
English water firms vow to cut bills by up to 10.5% and tackle leaks
TSB apologises for fresh disruption to online services
Customers report problems logging in to accounts again, following massive April outage
TSB apologises for fresh disruption to online services
Nepal cracks down on lucrative helicopter rescue scams
Climbers forced to abandon ascents at first sign of illness to be flown to private hospitals
Nepal cracks down on lucrative helicopter rescue scams
Energy bills: 10m customers to find out if they will save £100
Energy bills: 10m customers to find out if they will save £100
Ask the experts: homebuying
How can I pay a fair price for the loft space above our flat?
How can I pay a fair price for the loft space above our flat?
Consumer champions
Why did the AA let down my family after a breakdown?
Why did the AA let down my family after a breakdown?
2 September 2018
University bound? Here’s how to pick a bank account and manage your cash
From overdrafts and mobile apps to cashback sites, there are a range of ways for students to ensure they remain in the black
University bound? Here’s how to pick a bank account and manage your cash
1 September 2018
Yes, Wonga has gone, but the money sharks still circle
Stella Creasy
The campaigner against payday lending says the fight is not yet over
Yes, Wonga has gone, but the money sharks still circle
Tax relief on pensions serves to enrich the wealthy. That must change
Phillip Inman
Chancellors have fought shy of reforming a system in which higher-rate taxpayers benefit most. But £10bn could be saved
Tax relief on pensions serves to enrich the wealthy. That must change
How high earners can avoid a tax penalty on child benefit
With a salary above £50,000 triggering a large tax bill, paying more into a pension is one way to avoid getting caught out
How high earners can avoid a tax penalty on child benefit
You're the expert
How should I generate income for my local sports club?
I am treasurer of a badminton club – we have reserves of £5,000 but want to raise more
How should I generate income for my local sports club?
Ryanair's new hand luggage rules – and the bags to beat them
Ryanair's new hand luggage rules – and the bags to beat them
Wellness: just expensive hype, or worth the cost?
Wellness: just expensive hype, or worth the cost?
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