Consumer credit giant NewDay lines up £1.7bn sale or float 

The consumer credit giant behind the Argos and John Lewis store cards is kicking off preparations for a sale or stock market listing that could value it at more than £1.

Should you give money directly to a homeless person?

We are in the midst of a homelessness crisis.

Money Problem: 'I had a haircut so bad I need to shave it off - what are my rights?'

Every Monday in our Money blog, we answer questions about your financial problems or consumer disputes.

Chancellor reminded of the political price of inflation

Rachel Reeves probably needs no reminding of the political and economic potency of inflation.

Thames Water bondholders submit rival £3bn financing offer

The battle for control of Thames Water's future has deepened after a second group of bondholders tabled a fully underwritten offer to provide £3bn of new debt.

US interest rate falls for second time in four years

The US central bank has cut interest rates for the second time in a row as the independent agency's future becomes uncertain under a second Donald Trump presidency.


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