Royal Mail chief Moya Greene in second pay storm as she raids her £280k pension pot despite it was to be paid to her only when she left the company

Controversy: Royal Mail's chief executive Moya Greene drew more than £280,000 from a pension pot that was previously supposed to be paid to her when she left the company

It is the second pay controversy to engulf the company’s Canadian chief executive Moya Greene, who was forced to pay back a £250,000 housing allowance earlier this year. Now it has emerged that, in April, Greene drew more than £280,000 from a pension pot that was previously supposed to be paid to her when she left the company.

Royal Mail staff pocket £455m after privatisation but strike threat grows

Royal Mail staff: By Friday's close, the workers' windfall was worth £455million, or about £3,000 each

By Friday’s close, the workers’ windfall was worth £455million, or about £3,000 each. But they are still expected to vote for strikes within the next two weeks.

Banks no longer 'too big to fail' as resolution regime is in place, says Bank's departing deputy governor Paul Tucker

Resolution regime: Departing Bank's deputy governor Paul Tucker

Paul Tucker revealed that the resolution regime, which would allow one of the world’s largest banks to collapse without being rescued, is now in place.

'My old account pays 1.75%': Forgotten savings accounts are now more alluring than their young rivals - but they aren't available to everyone

Revival: Lucy Copland, with boyfriend Jamie Wright, gets 1.75 per cent interest

The best instant access account currently pays interest of just 1.7 per cent gross – but some ‘sleeping beauty’ accounts pay nearly twice that rate. Lucy, 27, from Malton, North Yorkshire, was searching for a new deal when she remembered her old instant access savings account from Skipton Building Society, and found it was paying 1.75 per cent.

George Osborne set to agree Chinese nuclear power deal for £14billion project at Hinkley Point

Chinese deal: Hinkley Point nuclear power station near Bridgwater

EDF is planning to team up with Chinese General Nuclear Power Group for a £14billion project at Hinkley Point, but is still locked in talks with ministers over the plans.

TONY HETHERINGTON: Taxman brings old soldier to his knees

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As a pensioner with more than one source of income, I informed my tax office of my circumstances but it now denies all knowledge of this and is demanding for £1,313.

Fears of house price bubble are just 'hysteria' say economic forecasters

'Hysteria': Leading economists say the chances of another housing bubble are 'extremely slim'

The economy will grow by 1.4 per cent this year, rising to 2.4 per cent in 2014, according to a report by the EY ITEM Club, published in full tomorrow.

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MIDAS SHARE TIPS: BP and Imperial Tobacco make it in the pack of highest-yielding stocks in the Footsie

The Midas Dogs: Imperial Tobacco arrives in the portfolio because its share price has been weak and its dividends are strong

The Midas Dogs of the Footsie experimental portfolio is made up of the ten highest-yielding stocks in the FTSE 100. These are companies that make a point of rewarding their investors with decent payouts. Though the members of Dogs change slightly every quarter, as a result of share price movements and fluctuating dividend forecasts, the average yield remains well above that of the wider market.

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M&G; Episode Income currently provides annual income of 4 per cent from a portfolio of equities, Government and corporate bonds and property.

Watchdog is set to veto Thames Water's 8% price increase in crackdown on rising bills

Price hike: Thames asked Ofwat to be allowed to increase prices in August above the limits agreed in 2009

Thames Water, which has 14million customers, asked the regulator to be allowed to increase prices in August above the limits agreed in 2009.

Website Pets Pyjamas launches cashmere sweaters and scarves as demand for animal accessories grows

Posh pet: Pets Pyjamas' £49 scarf-like 'snood'

The garments start from £49 for a scarf-like ‘snood’, pictured, and run up to £99 for a cable knit sweater.

ALEX BRUMMER: The terrifying prospect of a US debt default

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Failing to lift the debt ceiling – and potentially triggering a series of staged defaults – is an event that could take the world back to the crisis of 2008 and much worse.

Sky wins sports rating battle against BT - but at the cost of profits

Switched on: Sky has also spent considerably more on marketing and advertising to compete with the launch of BT Sport

Sky is likely to see profits for the quarter to the end of September fall by more than 12 per cent to £255 million, according to analysts at Investec.

'I don't carry cash - but a currency card keeps my dancing show on the road': How a few smart moves can boost your travel money by 6%

Shanghai surprise: Amelia Kallman, in full show costume, causes a stir on a Chinese city street

Whether you have a half-term holiday looming or your Christmas break or ski trip is at the planning stage, it’s worth acting fast to make the most of your travel money. Showgirl and frequent traveller Amelia Kallman is a recent convert to pre-paid currency cards. Sort out your finances now and you can easily boost your pile of foreign currency by 6 per cent.

'Transferring money for my daughter's Sri Lanka wedding cost a fortune': How good currency deals are essential when planning a wedding abroad

Perfect day: Alison and Steve Maysey, centre, with family and friends at their wedding in Sri Lanka

Many people automatically turn to their bank for convenience, but hidden charges can make that a costly mistake. Neil Mitchell from Swindon was stung by charges.

Savers could use current accounts for nest eggs and double their returns

Where to keep it: Savers could be better off with a current account

People who want to build a nest egg could be better off leaving money in their bank current account as many pay higher rates than their savings counterparts.

£2billion a year wasted on web goods shoppers could have sent back if they knew their rights

Uncertainty: Many shoppers were unsure of their rights on sites like eBay

Consumer group Which? surveyed more than 2,000 people and found that many don't know they are often entitled to their money back.

British shoppers are being fooled over where their cheese is made, warns Dairy Crest boss

Origin: At present, if a cheese is packaged in the UK you can't determine where it was made

Britain’s leading milk and cheese producer Dairy Crest is demanding clearer labelling for supermarket cheese amid fears that shoppers are being misled about its origins.

'I only have to repay £16 a month': Credit unions aim to cut £1bn off borrowers' bills as they offer an alternative to payday lenders

Relief: Kerry Maxwell, with son Rico, has vowed never to return to a payday lender

The ambition – as part of the Credit Union Expansion Project – is to save borrowers up to £1billion in loan interest repayments between now and March 2019, as well as encouraging good savings habits. Kerry Maxwell, 27, of Bermondsey, South-East London, recently asked for help from London Mutual Credit Union.

Mortgage rates fall for those with 25% deposits as West Brom pushes two-year fix further below 2%

Hotting up: West Brom tops the best buys for a 25% deposit

The building society has cut its two-year fixed rate from 1.99 per cent to 1.89 per cent for a 25 per cent deposit.

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JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Pensioners pay heavy price for bankers' folly

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If September inflation figure is to stay close to August's 2.7 per cent, most pensioners will have to look forward to other than another difficult year.

Will the money we are to give to our daughters for their weddings and house purchases be subject to inheritance tax?

Wedding present: £5,000 can be given by each parent in consideration of marriage

If we died before the seven-year tax-free limit expires after giving them the money, would lump sums we gave them in preceding years be subject to inheritance tax?

'Returns on my ethical investments have matched and sometimes surpassed those of other investments': Ethical shares reap an extra 5%

Riding high: Alasdair Macdonald's ethical funds are doing well

Ethical funds have come under scrutiny in the past for failing to produce satisfactory returns. But not all underperform the market. Alasdair Macdonald is happy with the performance of their holdings. According to a recent study by data scrutineer Moneyfacts, ethical funds have outperformed traditional funds in the past three years, returning on average 37 per centg=.

Had you invested £1,000 in ASOS in 2001, you would now have £211k: Should you be adding AIM stocks to your Isa?

Success story: Had you spent £1,000 on ASOS shares in 2001 they would now be worth about £211,000

Changes to the rules for Individual Savings Accounts mean that since August investors can add shares traded on the AIM stock market to their tax-efficient plans.

INVESTMENT EXTRA: Hunting for high income? Top 10 income-paying companies in the UK revealed

Top 10: But a high yield can sometimes be an indication of high risk

The highest-paying company of the blue chips on the London Stock Exchange is Hansard Global. The life-assurance fund provider’s dividend yield is nearly 13 per cent.

I'm proud we've put up the price of milk - we HAVE to help struggling British farmers survive': Dairy Crest boss Mark Allen on how he calmed a rural crisis

Battling for Britain: Mark Allen is fighting EU rules which allow imported cheeses a UK label

He admits the cut in the price paid to farmers was a mistake. Since then he has built bridges by pushing through rises to his customers. Allen is now fighting a new battle against the thousands of tons of cheese imported into Britain but sold with a UK label because of what he says are ridiculous EU rules.

Gromit, help! We're in the red: Wallace and Gromit creator Aardman Holdings makes £1.2m loss

Cracking ride: Wallace and Gromit now feature at a theme park at Blackpool Pleasure Beach

The Bristol-based outfit, founded in 1972, made a loss of £1.2million spending money on projects that never made it beyond the development stage.

Retailers in race for an Appy Christmas: HMV and Morrisons speed up plans to cope with a blitz of delivery orders as shopping switches to smartphones

Ordering from smartphones and other mobile devices accounts for all the growth in online shopping, IMRG said

Morrisons is accelerating its plans for home grocery delivery, and HMV is preparing a dramatic return to online sales after the chain’s collapse earlier this year.

Anti-VAT hero fined... for forgetting to pay VAT

Slup: Campaigner Jacques Borel, who is fighting for a cut in VAT

Jacques Borel's VAT Club, which has been bankrolled by companies including Wetherspoon's and Pizza Hut, was fined £9,201 for late payment of VAT in France.

Sweet £11.6m profit for Canadian owner of loyalty card leader Nectar as savvy shoppers look to cash in on points

Bonus: Loyalty card use is growing

Launched 11 years ago, Nectar receives payment when a retailer issues a Nectar point to a shopper. Nectar then compensates retailers when the points are redeemed.

VIEW FROM THE CITY: Should we go postal over the Royal Mail?

Sale of the century: The Royal Mail was probably sold on the cheap but the Government might have easily torpedoed the deal if it had been too greedy

The UK press is understandably awash with comments that taxpayers have been short-changed to the tune of £800million, while the Government insists that the sale price was fair. Who to believe? Should the British public be going postal over the sale of Royal Mail?

SIMON WATKINS: Royal Mail strike could spare Vince Cable's blushes

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Ironically a strike which knocked the share price of Royal Mail might actually make the Government’s valuation seems more reasonable.

Royal Mail shares soar 38% on stock market debut earning small investors an instant bonanza of nearly £300 each

Eager buyers: Strong demand for shares has sparked speculation that ordinary investors will be handed more than 30 per cent of company when the allocation is made tomorrow

Shares in the privatised giant leapt from the float price of 330p and closed their first day on the stock market at 455p, increasing the value of the business by £1.2billion.

Glamorous maternity wear by Tiffany Rose enjoys foreign sales bump

Fan: TV presenter Holly Willoughby

Tiffany Rose, which makes glamorous maternity wear loved by celebrities such as Holly Willoughby, is celebrating a boom in international sales. The year is turning out to be an exciting one for the firm – in April it received a Queen’s Award for Enterprise for its outstanding export success.

I'm starting up my first small business. Should I hire an accountant or do my own sums?

New business: Should I get an accountant for my new home maintenance firm

Please help! My husband has started a home maintenance company. Should he employ an accountant or try to do his own accounts?

'Tax credits would really help us to export to new markets': Give companies tax break says HSBC bank as overseas sales fall

Taster: Stephen Davies says starting to export is costly

HSBC has set out an eight-point manifesto of measures it wants to see the Government take to boost exports. Stephen Davies of the Penderyn Distillery welcomes it.

Thinking about starting up a business? Top tips to make it a success

Small business: what you need to know before setting up your own

Many people dream of starting their own businesses. Follow our guide and you could be on the way to success

'My husband left me everything in his will. Now his daughters say I've stolen their inheritance and are threatening legal action'

Family feud: if a valid Will has been drawn up, you do not owe your step-daughters any inheritance from your late husband's estate

My husband years recently passed away leaving me as the sole inheritor. His daughters are now accusing me of cheating them out of their inheritance and are threatening legal action if I don't hand over his savings and sell our house. Where do I stand?

ASK THE EXPERTS: Council says I must sell our house to pay for Dad's care

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My father and I are jointly named on the mortgage on our home. When it was arranged in 2008 I was the sole payer as my father was retired. He has suffered a series of strokes and my local council has told me that if he were ever to be put into a care home our house would have to be sold to cover the costs. Is there any way I can have his name removed from the mortgage?

Money Morals: Should I tell my children now that I intend to cut them out of my will?

Generation game: Should our reader tell his grown up children that they won;t be getting an inheritance?

I have not been close to my children, both now in their 40's, for the past ten to fifteen years since divorcing their mother and marrying my second wife. Should I explain to my children now that I intend to cut them out of my will and do not want them to benefit?

SSE starts the winter pain with an 8.2% price hike but EDF will fix your bills until 2017, so is it time to lock in?

Stay toasty: Is it time to fix your energy bills as winter price hikes start to arrive?

Households looking to sign up to the longest fix available now have a choice between npower and EDF which both offer tariffs locking down prices until March 2017. EDF has also launched a competitive mid-length fix, the Blue+Price Promise fixed until March 2015.

Ecotricity pledges to freeze energy prices until the end of the year - but is it worth going green?

Global warming: Could a green energy tariff help ease your conscience and save the polar bears at the same time?

Renewable energy firm Ecotricity has pledged to keep its prices frozen until the end of the year. So can you do the environment a favour and save money?

'The final nail in the coffin for affordable energy': SSE hikes bills by 8.2% – and other suppliers expected to follow suit

Chilling thought: Millions of households face bill hikes this winter

The move will add a further £111 to an already sky-high energy bill, a move seen by many as the final nail in the coffin for affordable energy.

SIMON LAMBERT: Help to Buy might be crazy, but are small deposit mortgages really the problem?

Rise and fall: How first-time buyer deposits have changed over the past 30 years

While I stand firmly in the Help to Buy 2 is crazy camp, I'm not so sure that attacks on small deposit lending as reckless stand up. As our chart mapping the history of first-time buyer deposits illustrates, not only are small deposit mortgages nothing new, but first-time buyers on average also ploughed a far greater percentage into their homes in the easy credit years.

George Osborne defends Help to Buy scheme in face of criticism and Bank's pressure to obtain power to impose 'loan-to-value' limits

Criticism: George Osborne at the start of the annual IMF and World Bank fall meetings in Washington

The Chancellor is refusing to make concessions on the Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme in the face of sharp criticism from theIMF, politicians and some economists.

'I'm now going to have to live on £200 less a month': Landlords fury over West Brom's decision to double mortgage repayments

Samantha Collett [pictured] came home from holiday to find a letter from her mortgage lenders saying they were increasing the repayments by 2per cent, her payments will soar by £200, a cost she can't justify passing on to tenants

Like most small business owners, every penny counts for landlord Sam Collett.

The race for cheap mortgages is on but will they finally help you buy your first home or climb the ladder?

A way up: The new deals unveiled yesterday herald the launch of the second phase of the Government¿s flagship Help to Buy scheme in bid to help first-time buyers and movers get their foot on the housing ladder

Stuck on the ladder? Struggling for a deposit? Help-to-Buy mortgages offer a lifeline — but there are pitfalls aplenty. Here’s our guide

Long-term fixed rate battle heats up: West Brom launches best buy 3.15% five-year bond and cash Isa

Boing! West Brom has launched new best buy long-term fixes. Pictured - West Bromwich Albion player Saido Berahino

Both its five year bond and cash Isa come with a 3.15 per cent rate and can be opened with £1,000. They can be operated either in branch, online, via the telephone or by post. Its cash Isa only allows one deposit and no withdrawals until 2018, but it does allow transfers in from other providers.

Tesco Bank boosts the bonus on its easy-access Internet Saver making it one of the top picks for online savers

Tesco Bank: It has increased the rate on its easy-access online offering

Tesco Bank has raised the bonus it pays for the first 12 months on its Internet Saver to 0.6 percentage points after tax (0.75 points before).

Savers forced to jump through ever increasing number of hoops just to grab best buy rates

Every penny helps: Consumers are having to think twice and hard about what type of savings account to pick in a climate where some banks are adding withdrawal limits to so-called 'easy-access' accounts

There are a host of restrictions placed on setting up top-paying accounts - and even when you've got round the obvious, you face a long list of more problems.

Royal Mail shares - what you need to know: Investors rush to snap up shares, so what happens next?

Flotation: Royal Mail will make its market debut on October 11, but should you invest?

The Royal Mail share offer price has been revealed to be 330p, with all investors who applied for less than £10,000 getting a flat £749.10 worth - or 227 shares. We explain what investors need to know and whether they may turn a quick profit.

Could Help to Buy II get you a home? As RBS becomes the first to reveal rates we explain how the property leg-up works

Market boost: Help to Buy part two is expected to boost house sales

Further details of the Help to Buy mortgages, which involve a guarantee up to 15 per cent of a mortgage from the government, have been trickling out and you should be able to start applying from today. RBS has revealed its first rates while, property websites are reporting record visitors, so what will help to Buy II deliver? We take a look.

Members of Unite vote in favour of strike action against Ineos as refinery row continues

Protest: Staff at Ineos's Grangemouth refinery in Falkirk began industrial action this week

Yesterday the trade union served notice of a 48-hour strike, which will start on Sunday October 20 at 7am. Staff at Ineos’s Grangemouth refinery in Falkirk began industrial action this week in protest at its investigation into whether union shop steward Stephen Deans misused company facilities. This involved picketing supermarkets including Morrisons and Asda that buy fuel from the refinery.

Saga plans to profit from flotation fever, but what would it mean for customers and investors

Permira, CVC and Charterhouse are seeking financial advisers to engineer a £3billion flotation of Saga

Some commentators believe the float may be a good thing for both the business and its customers.

Boss Jamie Dimon loses his magic touch as JPMorgan slumps to its first quarterly loss in eight years

'King of Wall Street': JPMorgan's chief executive Jamie Dimon

The firm plunged £250million into the red in the three months to the end of September, down from a £3.6billion profit in the same period last year.

Bank goes nowhere with interest rates or money printing as UK economy looks set fair

Wait and see mode: The Bank of England will let the UK economy recover of its own accord for the moment.

With third-quarter GDP growth forecast to rise, the monetary policy committee kept the base rate on hold at 0.5% and also kept the lid on asset purchases.

ASK TONY: We owe O2 £490 for a 15-hour call we couldn't end

Under investigation: The couple received a sky-high bill due to a dodgy Samsung Galaxy mobile phone that stopped them from ending calls, despite this O2 said they had to pay up

O2 sent us a £490.14 bill for a 15-hour phone call caused because we were unable to cut calls on our Samsung Galaxy phone. O2 said they would investigate but we were eventually told we had to pay. We explained that we were pensioners and could not afford it but they took the money and suggested we phone our bank to request the money back. Can you help?

Orange charged me £17 a month for FIVE YEARS for a phone line I didn't know I had and never used. How has this happened?

Confusion: A reader was expecting to upgrade their phone and somehow ended up with a second phone line

My father went into an Orange store to update his contract in 2007 and walked out with another phone line that he claims he didn't know he had.

'We were amazed by the returns on students': Are posh university flats that promise investors 7% income worth a look?

Student living: The Exeter accommodation was launched to investors last Monday and has sold half of its apartments

Is an eye-catching offer like this worth a look, what exactly does a guaranteed income return look like and what are the catches? Lee Boyce takes a look.

Ugly duckling: Aston Martin pulls its £32k Cygnet city car after selling fewer than 150 in two years - here's ten more pricey flops

Car flop: The Aston Martin Cygnet is having its wings clipped with the luxury manufacturer pulling production

Aston Martin is ending the production of its Cygnet city car and in the process has taken a £8.5million hit related to scrapping it. It is an embarrasing blow for the brand. This is Money revealed other costly European motor flops and how much they cost each manufacturer.

Claims for pothole damage jump 79% in a year as council data estimates there is one hole for every mile of road in the UK

Pothole epidemic: There has been a surge in the number of drivers claiming compensation from councils

The size of Britain’s pothole 'epidemic' has been laid bare in a report as a soaring number of motorists have had to claim for damage in the last year.

Ten of the best family estate cars: The top value cars that will swallow the family, a dog, and even a wardrobe when needed

Practical driving: There is a long list of criteria when looking for a large family saloon

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Invest in the revival without buying a house: Ten shares to take advantage of the property market recovery

Building returns: Shares in housebuilders have soared but what other stocks could benefit from a property revival?

The property market is blooming, while critics have warned that government meddling is creating a bubble. But there is more than one way to get into the market. Garry White, chief investment commentator for Charles Stanley, chooses his nine top stocks and we highlight a share that has seen both severe pain and bumper gains in recent years.

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Get saving now: This is Money's five favourite best buy cash Isas for 2013

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A new tax year means a fresh Isa allowance to save. We pick our five favourite cash Isas for savers, don't miss this essential Isa reading that is kept up-to-date throughout the year.

Top 20 most reliable investment trusts: Best performers over the last decade

Top of the league: AIC analysed investment trusts to find the 20 most reliable and strongly-performing contenders of the last decade

The Association of Investment Companies has analysed all investment trusts to find the 20 strongest and most consistent performers of the last decade. We reveal the full list.

When will interest rates rise? A first increase shifts back as market jitters ease

Easing: Inflation slipped back in August and the Bank will hope it has peaked for now.

The bank rate is at a rock bottom 0.5%, and one day it must rise. The big question is when? We explain the factors that will decide when interest rates rise and how quickly, including the latest forecasts from markets and economists. Forward guidance was meant to offer reassurance, but markets responded with a spike.The past two weeks have seen a drift back, however, so what next?

Ten tips for buy-to-let: the essential advice for property investors

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For many buy-to-let looks an attractive income investment in a time of low rates and stock market volatility. Read our top ten buy-to-let tips

Fixed rate mortgages look like they have already hit the bottom, so should you lock in? What next for mortgage rates?

In luck: Borrowers have seen the best fixed rates fall to new record lows - but they should beware big fees.

Mortgage lenders have offered some astonishingly low rates over the past year to those with big deposits, but it now looks as if these are starting to inch up.

What next for house prices? Cheap mortgages and Help to Buy fuel a mini-boom, but can it continue?

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Having started the year still in slump mode, there are now fears that a new property bubble is being stoked. So what now for house prices?

Compare your pay to the national average in your job: League table of official UK salaries across 400 trades and professions

Best paid jobs: Where would the hard workers of Call the Midwife sit in the pay league?

Midwives in the UK get paid on average £29,248: so where does your salary fit into the national league table, and how does it compare to the average in your profession? Our table lists hundreds of Britain's jobs from company executives and doctors to van drivers, waiters and textile machine operators.

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