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Information from Reuters has brought to light the fact that five of the biggest banks operating in the UK (and worldwide) paid not a penny in corporation tax in 2014. Efforts to crack down on this...

Initial predictions following changes that included a 3% stamp duty surcharge as well as cuts to the level of tax relief that private landlords could expect on their mortgage interest suggested that...

The year 2015 saw the amount of homeowners in London, who are selling and moving out, go up by nearly 66%. The figures, released on Saturday, showed that many people are deciding to cash in on their...

The total for gross mortgage lending was up by 28% on 2014, which represented a total of £12.8bn. This was only £0.1bn off of the seven year record set in the previous month.Richard Woolhouse, chief...

The number of tenants seriously in arrears with regard to their rent payments has risen by 13.8% over the last three months.In the months from June to September 2015, the number of tenants who were...

Many property experts have said that some parts of the UK will see an increase of nearly 8% on house prices next year. They have also predicted that the number of homes being sold will go up as well....

Under the old rules, everyone with a bank account that was approved by the government would automatically have their savings protected by the treasury. This was designed to prevent people losing their...

In what marks something of a departure from his general vocal optimism with regard to the UK economy that characterised his Autumn Statement and spending review, George Osborne has warned of a...

A reduction in oil imports has caused the UK 's trade deficit to narrow, dropping from £3.5 billion to £3.2 billion, but the raw size of it is still being seen as cause for concern by some.The...

As we recently reported, October 's inflation figure as measured by the CPI index is currently set at -0.1%, making this the second consecutive month of negative inflation. But what exactly does...