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How to buy the right laptop for you at the best price

Tech experts on how to work out want you need, set a budget and find the perfect device – or upgrade an existing one

More than 1m UK small businesses ‘trapped in high-cost energy tariffs’

Trade groups say many firms had to renew contracts at market peak in ‘biggest mis-selling scandal since PPI’

UK pensions: how to make sure you get the best income in retirement

Experts offer tips on how to make the best of your contributions – and whether you could even afford to retire early

Millions of young adults living in poor quality housing, UK study shows

Up to 2.6 million people aged 18-34 in damp, draughty and cramped living conditions, says thinktank

Tell us: have you been affected by insolvencies of UK home builders?

We’d like to hear from people in the UK whose building contractor went bankrupt, and from insolvent business owners in the construction sector

Why Bank of England is looking to bolster UK protections for savers

Governor has played down repeat of 2007-08 financial crisis but review of payout policy points to unhappy memories

Bank of England considers bolstering protection for savers

Governor reveals review of payout policy after failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse in March

Demand for banknotes at lowest level in 20 years, says De La Rue

World’s largest commercial printer of money issues profit warning after downturn causes ‘significant degree of uncertainty’

UK households turn to TV subscriptions as they cut back on nights out

Consumers reduce spending on groceries, clothes and eating out as they seek to balance budgets

Vodafone issue ‘now fixed’ after broadband outage hits thousands in UK

Telecoms company apologises after complaints and says problem was the result of an ‘isolated incident’

Pensioner-dependent Tories have set the UK on the road to ruin

By kicking retirement reforms down the road again, vote-hungry politicians are allowing a wealthy generation to prosper at the expense of the young

Co-op Bank customers threaten to quit as app goes down again and again

Thousands unable to access their accounts on three Fridays in a row because of problems

UK firms try to lure Gen Z workers with ‘early finish Fridays’

Hundreds of job ads include perk in attempt to attract younger staff prioritising work-life balance

UK house prices rise unexpectedly for third month in a row, by 0.8%

Halifax says market has been helped by easing of borrowing costs

Horror stories of energy firms that are enough to make you scream

My four-act tale of phantoms and gas-lighting will chill your bones

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