Maddie Walton was 23 when she bought her first house. Here are the top five ways you can make it a reality as well

A young Aussie who bought her first home when she was just 23 now advises other young first home buyers on the steps they can take to crack the property market.  Maddie Walton, 26, was able to purchase her dream home on the Gold Coast in August 2021.  Ms Walton, who is now a mortgage … Read more

Office life getting you down? Europe’s best and worst cities for remote working revealed: Luxembourg City is No.1, Athens is bottom and London fails to make the top 10

Do you dream about working abroad but are unsure about where to go? Look no further. A new study has revealed the best and worst cities in Europe to take advantage of a ‘work from anywhere policy’ in 2024. One of Europe’s smallest capitals, Luxembourg City, has been crowned the best on the top 10 … Read more

Tenerife goes to war against the Brits: Canary Islands demand a tourist tax and clampdown on families flying over to ‘drink cheap beer, lay in the sun and eat burgers and chips’ as locals brand Airbnb ‘a cancer consuming the island’

British holidaymakers arriving in Tenerife for the Easter break have been met with anti-tourist graffiti – and a tense reception from locals. Residents living in the Canary Islands have declared war and say they are ‘fed-up’ of British tourists who only ‘drink cheap beer, lay in the sun and eat low quality food’. They say … Read more

Beware of the zombie wine firm that’s gone under THREE times! So can I get my money back? TONY HETHERINGTON investigates

B.R. writes: We are victims of Winebuyers. I met Ben Revell at a wine fair and fell for his scheme. My company sent a consignment of wine. We know Winebuyers sold some of our wine, but it has not paid us. Numerous calls and emails went unanswered, and Winebuyers even deducted charges from our credit … Read more

Do you know the secrets behind Britain’s favourite brands and logos? After Lyle’s Golden Syrup Christian symbolism row, the meanings behind Marmite, HP Sauce and more forgotten in time until now

Lyle’s rebrand of their golden syrup last week prompted fury from some Christians for hiding the beliefs of their founder in the iconic design he created. The firm’s decision to modify their logo – made up of a dead lion and some bees – sparked outrage from the Church of England, who suggested the move … Read more

‘Procreation Feels Like Financial Suicide’ Amid Cost Of Living Crisis, Says Charity Boss

A study, commissioned by the charity campaign group Pregnant Then Screwed, has found that Britons are taking on debt to pay for childcare. The Pregnant Then Screwed survey said that almost half, 46 per cent, of parents admitted to getting themselves into debt or raiding their savings to raise their children. The number of parents … Read more

Young Drivers Admit To Insurance Fraud Amid ‘Unviable’ And Rising Costs

The price comparison firm Confused.com revealed that it had seen an insurance increase of more than 1,000 pounds amongst 17 to 20-year-old drivers in the past 12 months. The recent data showed that drivers have seen their car insurance increase by 58 per cent, on average, compared to this time last year. The comparison firm … Read more

Around 85% of UK Travellers Changed Plans Due To Cost-of-living Crisis in 2023

A new study has revealed cost-cutting tendencies amongst UK travellers as they try to put down on expenses amidst the cost-of-living crisis. The study conducted by hospitality industry software solutions and service provider Agilysys showed that 27 per cent of travellers in the UK rebooked the same hotel, leveraging past experiences. Hotels have also grasped … Read more

UK Energy Security Assured for 70 years With A Nuclear Roadmap for the Biggest Nuclear Power Expansion

The UK nuclear sector is set for a major overhaul as the UK government has announced the biggest expansion of nuclear power to reduce energy bills and strengthen the energy security of the country for the next 70 years. The new roadmap announced by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero on January 11 … Read more

UK Consumer Inflation Rate Unexpectedly Decreases In November

This morning, Wednesday 20 December, the Office For National Statistics announced that, in the last month, the annual rate of increase in consumer prices has dropped by almost 1 per cent. The inflation rate in October was measured at 4.6 per cent, but in November, the rate had decreased to 3.9 per cent. The rapid … Read more