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Customers left with shock bills as four million smart meters ‘go dumb’
Bill payers left ‘terrified’ of taking readings from faulty devices
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Smart meter customers face time-of-day charging plan
Ofgem explores scrapping the current price cap for tariff based on demand
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How Britain’s ‘revolutionary’ benefit left taxpayers with an £11bn fraud bill
Universal Credit buckles under the weight of post-pandemic overpayments
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‘I’ve burned through £65,000 of savings after my state pension age was raised’
Recommended £3,000 award is ‘an absolute insult’ say campaigners
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Civil service probate delays hold up £34m earmarked for cancer research
Millions in charity donations stuck in cases backlog at HM Courts and Tribunals Service
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Victoria Coren Mitchell in ‘despair’ over incorrect Ovo Energy bills
Presenter threatens legal action after accusing energy supplier of ‘terrible service’
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Bank transfers could take four days under new fraud laws
New rules aim to tackle one of Britain’s most common scams
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Bank of England staff handed £10k bonuses despite pay rise warning
Andrew Bailey locked in double standards row over inflation-busting packets
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How Barclays is washing its hands of churches and charities
After a series of unjustified closures, the bank risks becoming Britain’s most hated
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Sadiq Khan’s ‘off-peak Fridays’ to save commuters just £1.20
Transport for London’s £24m scheme to tempt workers back to office branded ‘election-year gimmick’
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Wayne Couzens may keep taxpayer-funded pension as Government hits legal hurdle
‘Complex legal issues’ are complicating the forfeiture of rapist’s entitlements
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‘Being debanked by NatWest and Barclays was worse than what I experienced under communism’
Moscow-born businessman likens banks’ treatment to life under the Soviet Union
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‘I flew Apache helicopters with Prince Harry – now I’m a financial adviser’
Civvy Street: Henry Anderson struggled to find professional satisfaction after leaving life on the frontline
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How Britain’s car finance scandal unfolded (and why dealers are furious)
FCA investigation into ‘inflated’ loan deals opens door to billions in compensation
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Millions of pensioners face bank account inspections in fraud crackdown plans
Benefit fraud measure could allow access to accounts of state pension recipients
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