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Reality check: the truth behind the Tories’ £2,000 tax claim

All you need to know about Rishi Sunak’s tax claim, from who costed the figures, and how, to why it’s so controversial

Asda now the most expensive UK supermarket to buy fuel, study shows

Chain once prided itself on selling the cheapest fuel but RAC analysis shows it is now the dearest

New lifeline for bank customers as ‘super-ATMs’ go on trial in England

Residents in areas without branches can withdraw and deposit cash with various high street banks using one machine

Starmer must introduce wealth tax after Labour wins election, top Blair aide says

Senior adviser who worked for Tony Blair and Gordon Brown says there is an ‘urgent imperative’ for a new government to address wealth inequality in Britain

‘More than my weekly wages’: London’s Paddington attraction and the growing cost of kids’ days out

A family of four can pay £176 to see the latest immersive experience – one of many that is putting a strain on families hit by the cost of living crisis

Members only: are loyalty card discounts a good deal for UK consumers?

The number of retailers offering special prices for members has soared. We asks if the price cuts are as good as they seem

Energy bills: a fixed-price deal could save you £150 next winter

Ofgem’s price cap is likely to yo-yo over the next year – here’s how you could beat it by up to 12%

‘Yes, Lego car!’: why small electric cars could be about to break the grip of SUVs

The 500kg Microlino is part of a new set challenging the ever-increasing domination of huge cars

Santander customers’ private data put up for sale for $2m by hackers

ShinyHunters stole information including bank and credit card numbers, as well as staff HR details

UK house prices return to growth as market ‘shows signs of resilience’

Rate more than doubles to 1.3% in May and average property price rises to £264,249, Nationwide says

Business manifestos: six pre-election proposals touted by UK industry

The business groups’ big ideas, from payroll savings schemes to making big tech compensate for fraud on its platforms

Next UK government should introduce scams legislation, says City lobby group

Group wants big tech social media firms to pay millions a year to reimburse customers after years of shouldering cost of fraud

Nationwide blocked my debit card and won’t tell me why

Its fraud team couldn’t resolve the matter and I’m running out of money

Metro Bank ignored my report of attempted scam

Although fraudsters gave one of its account numbers, it was totally uninterested as I was not its customer

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