The Public Accounts Committee criticised the lack of incentive for lenders to recover the money.
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Drop in child poverty in Scotland since targets introduced – report
by News Roomby News RoomMeanwhile, England and Wales have seen a 15% increase over the same issue, according to the Big Issue.
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First-time buyers and retirees ‘could gain from possible mortgage rule changes’
by News Roomby News RoomMr Geale later added: “What we’re saying is we think there are perhaps better ways of assessing who is a good mortgage borrower. So, for example, if you’ve been paying…
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Resident doctors ‘energised’ over prospect of more strikes, medics say
by News Roomby News RoomDoctors in training, formerly known as junior doctors, said their cries have ‘fallen on deaf ears’.
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Premium Bonds prize fund rate will be cut from August, NS&I announces
by News Roomby News RoomOne finance expert said the ‘writing has been on the wall’ for Premium Bond prizes since a recent Bank of England base rate cut.
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Channel migrants working as delivery drivers within hours of arriving – report
by News Roomby News RoomIn a letter to all three firms, Mr Philp wrote: “These illegal immigrants are not allowed to work as delivery drivers while their asylum claim is pending, but when I…
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UK forecast to suffer world’s biggest exodus of millionaires in 2025
by News Roomby News RoomThe annual Wealth Migration Report from Henley & Partners, a firm that advises affluent clients considering relocating, said high tax rates, particularly the abolition of the non dom regime, combined…
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Zopa enters current account market offering cashback and 7.10% savings interest
by News Roomby News RoomRachel Springall, a finance expert at Moneyfactscompare.co.uk, said: “It is exciting to see another challenger bank launch a current account into the fray for consumers hoping to make their money…
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Stocks falter but avoid sell-off after US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites
by News Roomby News RoomThe FTSE 100 index closed down 16.61 points, 0.2%, at 8,758.04.