Laura Howard

The death of the cheque

In just eight years' time, a 300-year-old slice of British heritage, still widely used today, is set for the chopping block – the cheque. 

First-time buyers struggle with housing deposit

First-time buyers are still facing an uphill struggle to get on the property ladder despite a further slide in house prices.

Fears grow for housing market as demand withers

Demand for housing is withering on the vine, according to the latest monthly housing survey from Hometrack.

Beware of scam will writers

Old and vulnerable people are being targeted by unscrupulous will writers who are charging sky-high fees to write wills that are often not legally binding. In some cases entire legacies have been stolen from beneficiaries by rogue will writing firms. 

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