Betfred brothers top list of UK’s biggest taxpayers with £400m bill Harry Styles is highest-contributing celebrity and Erling Haaland the youngest entry in Sunday Times tax list
Employers are spreading raises like peanut butter – and workers are paying the price These across-the-board raises to all employees versus individual performance-based raises are simply lazy
The long-term cost of high student debt is not just for graduates Labour’s changes to the student loan system have turned frustration into full-blown fury, which is likely to benefit its opponents at the ballot box
Friends with benefits: how referral schemes can really pay off Earn money and other rewards by linking friends and family up to companies you use, from banks to energy firms
UK new car buyers drive a bargain as average discount nears £6,000 Motorists benefit as industry offers deals of up to 18% off to attract buyers for petrol, diesel and electric models
‘My kids buy me food’: civil service pensioners offered emergency loans as nearly 90,000 face delays Government to lend up to £10,000 to worst-affected new retirees as minister admits there is ‘unacceptable’ backlog
Households in England and Wales must splash out more as water bills to rise by 5.4% Average bills to go up again in April, with Ofwat approving record spending plans amid outrage over sewage spills
Santander to close further 44 branches as it gears up for £2.6bn takeover of TSB Closure of one in eight sites puts almost 300 branch-based workers’ jobs at risk
As most TV viewers tune in via broadband, will 2034 signal the death of Freeview? The aerial-accessed service has a fast-dwindling audience but when exactly to switch the platform off is proving highly divisive
How has your local high street changed since 2019? Check your postcode The makeup of Great Britain’s high streets has changed dramatically. See what the data says about where you live
Don’t panic and stay invested: top tips to protect your pension in turbulent times Try to focus on the long term, be clear about your priorities, and resist withdrawing money early
Rayner urges government to stand firm over £250 ground rents cap Former deputy PM warns against ‘vested interests’ trying to block measures for leaseholders in England and Wales
Eurostar sent a £120 voucher instead of the £1,744 it owes me I was stranded in Brussels after a power failure, but the promised refund for hotels, food and transport failed to arrive
City minister accused of ignoring £2bn car finance tax loophole Critics say banks will be able to avoid tax on compensation payouts to victims of £11bn loans scandal
Why it has not been so easy being green for the white van in the UK Electric van sales are behind government targets, but those fleets that have switched are seeing a real difference