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From 100 envelopes to revenge saving - the social media money trends under 35s are keen to try next year

Today

Young savers between the ages of 24 to 35 would consider a return to old school physical cash saving in 2026 in a bid to kickstart their savings.

UK isolated with its 'aggressive' plan to sell only electric cars as EU waters down its own targets

Yesterday

Europe's move means that the UK 'is now completely out of line', according to David Bailey, a car industry expert and professor at Birmingham business school.

Footsie closes in on 10,000 as inflation eases: Investors pin their hopes on a string of interest rate cuts

Yesterday

House builders were among the big climbers as the figures made an interest rate cut today all but certain and boosted hopes of further cuts next year.

Diageo sells Kenyan business to Japan's Asahi in £2.3bn deal as it steps up efforts to slash debt

Yesterday

Diageo will offload its 65% stake in East African Breweries, the dominant player in Kenya's drinks market, as it sells off 'non-strategic, non-core' assets.

Warner Bros urges investors to reject Paramount's 'inferior' £81bn hostile takeover bid

Yesterday

Warner Bros, which is behind films including Superman (pictured) said the offer from Paramount was 'inadequate' and poses a 'significant risk' to investors.

No reprieve for Reeves: Never mind the spin on inflation figures - we still don't feel any better off, says RUTH SUNDERLAND

Yesterday

The fall in inflation is expected to have cleared the way for the Bank of England to shave a quarter point off rates to 3.75%.

Rolls-Royce in jet engine snub to Labour: Engineering giant threatens to move project to US or Germany

Yesterday

Rolls-Royce is being courted by politicians in Berlin and Washington over a programme which will create 40,000 jobs across the company and supply chain.

Foxtons ties up with Avios to offer flight points for selling your HOUSE or being a landlord

Yesterday

Homeowners and landlords will now be able to collect Avios points through their estate agent for the first time ever.

Britain's driving test backlog crisis won't be cleared until November 2027 as DVSA parachutes in new chief exec to clear logjam of learners

Yesterday

The backlog situation has become so bad that a third of learners are paying third parties up to £500 to book a test because of the wait times, a watchdog has found.

FTSE 100 soars towards 10,000 again as investors ramp-up rate cut bets

Yesterday

The FTSE 100 rose sharply as investors shrugged off losses suffered earlier in the week after fresh inflation data lifted expectations for interest rate cuts.

House price growth slowed in October on Budget rumours, official figures confirm

Yesterday

House prices fell across large swathes of the country in October, according to official figures.

Counterfeit Christmas: The 12 dupes to dodge, by DAN HATFIELD - from knock-off toys to fake handbags

Yesterday

Counterfeiting is no longer a fringe problem. It is a vast, highly organised criminal enterprise that costs the UK dearly.

Best inflation-fighting savings rates: Make your money work harder

Yesterday

Savers' cash pots have been eroded over the last two years by high inflation, but now 1,512 savings accounts paying an inflation-beating rate.

My uncle has been in a care home for decades. Here's how we secured £1,000 a month off his huge fees

Yesterday

In the 12 years that Andrew Penman has been looking after his uncle Richard's affairs, the total paid in care home fees comes to over £500,000.

Bank of England set to cut rates as inflation eases to 3.2%

Yesterday

The Bank of England looks almost certain to cut interest rates on Thursday after a sharp slowdown in inflation in November.

Jaguar boss says the car maker is '100% committed to its electric future' - we take a ride in the £140k Grand Tourer that triggers its switch to EVs

Yesterday

The Daily Mail has been among the first people to have a passenger ride in Jaguar's new electric four-door GT that arrives next year. Here's what it's really like...

Are YOU richer than your neighbours? Our calculator reveals how you stack up, if you're middle or lower class and exactly how your household compares with others in your area and the rest of Britain

Yesterday

Are you better or worse off than your neighbours? But it's difficult to know where your income fits in the neighbourhood pecking order without asking intrusive questions.

Best fixed energy deals: Tariffs that beat the price cap

Yesterday

Fixed energy deals have been gradually returning to the market, so are there any that beat the current cap?

Which really is better, Temu, Amazon or John Lewis? TOBY WALNE put the shops to the ultimate test of value, quality and service... and you may be shocked by the results

Yesterday

As Christmas approaches, there's little that puts me more in the festive spirit than going down to my local high street to buy a few decorations and a tree.

Labour really isn't working: Unemployment levels are already dangerously high - and are set to get worse, warns RUTH SUNDERLAND

Yesterday

Rachel Reeves, under pressure from the Left of her party, has pursued an agenda of punishing those earning moderately decent salaries.

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