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The latest news from the world of personal finance
A new report reveals that millions of pounds was stolen by fraudsters in the UK last year.
The sole traders and landlords facing a major change in how they file their tax returns.
Are banks doing better at refunding victims of fraud who're tricked by criminals?
How to manage finances following the death of a loved one, while coping with grief.
The charity calling for better financial for people recovering from cancer.
If you're a homeowner looking to make some changes, is it better to move or improve?
New research on the wealth divide when it comes to owning property.
What happens to your money when your holiday goes wrong?
The pensions minister explains the government's plans to reform the pensions system.
What financial help is there for parents who work and need wraparound care for their kids?
What you need to know about gold and the teenagers struggling to access child trust funds.
Money Box Live asks who qualifies for social housing and how it works.
Money Box dissects week's financial turmoil and the impact on pensions.
Trump's Tariffs. What will they mean for your money?
How are tariffs affecting investments?
How to cope with the many bills that are rising in April.
What will the chancellor's spring statement mean for you?
Money Box heads to Parliament for the latest in our energy back billing investigation.
The FCA responds to criticism over its handling of funeral plan firm collapse.
Is the £20,000 a year annual limit for putting new money into cash ISAs about to be cut?
Water bills will rise soon, but what help is there for people struggling with costs?
How can first-time buyers turn their dream of owning their own home into a reality?
The energy regulator gives its response to our investigation into back billing.
Ruth Alexander discussed how to manage rising energy debts.
Energy regulator must respond to Parliament on the banned practice of back billing.
How to plan financially to pay for your dream retirement and life after work.
Energy firms dubbed 'outrageous' over back-billing.
