Certain classic cars have soared in value in recent years according to a specialist underwriter with motors from the 1950 and 60s having the most interest. This is Money takes a look at five that are soaring in value and are becoming unaffordable for many investors.

Momentous reforms announced by George Osborne in his March Budget, will see savers with defined contribution pensions permitted to draw cash directly from their pots and only pay regular income tax on their withdrawals. Everyone involved in the pensions industry has been invited to comment on the landmark proposals, and This is Money has rounded up their responses.

The former events management consultant took up boxing aged 44 in an attempt to kick his 30-a-day smoking habit – and ended up addicted to boxing instead. He has since built up one of the most successful commercial boxing businesses in the UK, The Real Fight Club, a 'white collar boxing' enterprise aimed at City workers with no prior experience in the ring.

The Office for National Statistics said 345,000 jobs were created between February and April, taking the total number in work to an all-time high of 30.54million. This was the biggest increase in employment since records began in 1971 and came as unemployment fell to 6.6 per cent – the lowest level since January 2009 and down from 7.8 per cent a year ago.

Despite Government promises that anyone who stayed in employment their whole working life would be able to get the full state payout, official figures show that just 250,000 men and women will be receive the maximum weekly amount. In total, 58 per cent of workers retiring in 2016 will get less than £155. More than two decades after the scheme is introduced, one in five will still fail to qualify for the full weekly payout.

At the top of the tree are the corporate sponsors, global powerhouses such as Visa, Sony, McDonalds and Coca-Cola. For these multinationals, the world’s most popular sporting event is money in the bank. They are together expected to spend more than £800million on marketing.

Over the years I have accumulated a lot of Clubcard and Nectar points and airmiles. Am I able to bequeath them in my will? If I don't will they just be cancelled or will my wife be able to use them?

Volatility has dived and share prices are near - or above - all-time highs, but there is increasing evidence fund managers are not feeling so confident - and cash Isa rates are down too. The new tax-free Super Isa accounts — which were unveiled in the Budget — will, from July 1, allow savers to put £15,000 annually into cash or shares, but are some at risk of rushing in at the wrong moment.

I had a contract with Orange for more than six years. They offered me a new phone, which arrived on December 13 and all seemed fine until December 23, when both the old and the new mobile phones stopped working. I phoned Orange for help and visited my local shop, where I was given another Sim card. Still, neither phone worked. I called several more times, never receiving a return call. I finally closed my account on January 16. Then I received a letter from debt collectors demanding I pay £42.13.

Money Mail’s investment reporter Holly Black spends a day with Steve Davies, the City star who goes into the markets for investors with more than £1bn every day. It’s the job of a fund manager to know businesses inside out. Some managers do this by studying reams of data, but Steve likes to get out and about and ‘kick the tyres’ of a company, but what exactly does that entail? We find out.

Tesco Bank has launched its first current account - so how does it measure up to its rivals? Victoria Bischoff reports. One major attraction on this account will be the Tesco Clubcard points you get for using its debit card. You earn one point for every £4 you spend in Tesco or one point for every £8 you spend elsewhere.

Britannia's new version of its easy-access Select Saver pays 1.65% on a minimum £500 and is available through branches and the post. It’s the best deal on easy-access accounts, but you can make only four withdrawals a year. With Nationwide’s Limited Access saver at 1.25%, you can make five withdrawals a year. If you make more, your rate drops to 0.5%.

With just days to go until the 2014 World Cup and excitement reaching fever pitch, This is Money takes a look at the top ten players by weekly wage who will star at the World Cup. So who tops the list - Rooney, Ronaldo or Messi? And how much are they earning?

While marriage comes with a series of legal protections in the event of divorce, for unmarried partners the situation is different. But how is it different and what legal rights do co-habiting partners actually have? Sharon Powell, of law firm Hart Brown, lays out the law on what happens when those who aren't hitched find they need to split their wealth.

To clear the average national household debt of £13,000 at 6% interest with a monthly repayment of £100 will take around 17 years. There are, however, plenty of simple ways to make significant savings on your regular spending that could clear your debt - or boost your savings - in less than a year. This is Money's top 50 – updated – money-saving tips may appear light-hearted but are deadly serious.

Choosing the right DIY platform is crucial but a wealth of choice and changes to charges have left many investors scratching their heads. We pick some of the best. We also highlight why investing in an Isa makes sense, as it should protect your hopefully growing investments from tax forever.

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.