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Workers in the UK are among the most pessimistic globally about their retirement finances, a report says.

Seatwave and Get Me In will be shut down in October in a bid to fight touts, Ticketmaster announces.

Older workers feel overlooked, despite the fact millions are working longer, research suggests.

The Turkish currency has nosedived since January and, unsurprisingly, tourists are taking advantage.

Up to 34,000 visitors to Butlin's camps may have had their personal data stolen.

The deadline for installing smart meters should be delayed to 2023, Citizens Advice has said.

Rents could rise by 15% over the next five years as the supply of new rental properties dries up.

Sterling touches a near-one year low against the dollar as worries about a no-deal Brexit continue.

The firm raises prices for the second time this year, saying wholesale costs have risen rapidly.

More than nine months after they stopped being legal tender, about 169m round £1 coins are outstanding.

The pound's value may be falling, but there are still some ways you can get more bang for your er... quid.

The safeguard tariff, which protects five million households, is being raised by regulator Ofgem.

Property values in July rose at the fastest annual rate since last November, the Halifax says.

The Campaign for Real Ale says more people are choosing to drink at home.

Retail sales slow in July despite people splashing out on fans, food and drink in the heatwave.

Some lenders have underestimated the cost of certain home loans - which could threaten the financial system.

Travellers are currently being offered $1.26 or €1.09 for every pound, according to exchange company Travelex.

Potatoes fall victim to exceptional weather as the heatwave continues to push up food prices.

The Russell Group head says maintenance grants could make a "substantial difference" for poorer students.

Campaigners claim 78% of the 460,000 homes planned for greenfield sites will not be affordable.