Jaguar Land Rover has announced plans to design a new generation of green cars hot on the heels of revealing the first proper look at its new XF. The new XF should be in showrooms by the end of the year and will take on BMW's 5-Series, Audi's A6 and the Mercedes E-Class, as Jaguar battles to dramatically increase its sales in years to come.

The pension changes coming in next month make 2015 'the year of advice' - when hundreds of thousands of people expected to access a pension for the first time will need to be steered through a maze of changes. We reveal the four main areas where the soon-to-be retired can find help.

In less than two weeks, the much-heralded pensions revolution will begin. Our investigation has revealed that savers like Ben David, pictured, are already running into delays in getting their hands on their money, or will lose large chunks of it in hidden fees.

Around 28 million savers are set to benefit from a radical overhaul of High Street accounts. From next April, every basic-rate taxpayer will be able to earn £1,000 interest a year without having to pay tax. Higher-rate taxpayers will be able to earn £500 interest. So what should you do to prepare and do you still need an Isa?

UK inflation is dead. That was the verdict of one economist after official figures showed inflation fell from 0.3 per cent in January to zero in February. The reading was weaker than the 0.1 per cent expected by analysts and the lowest since March 1960, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Asia-Pacific equities, British companies of all sizes and healthcare and technology: these are the areas showing the biggest returns of the century for investment companies. The Association of Investment Companies has taken a look at the 20 top performing investment companies from the last trading day of 1999 to the end of February 2015 and found that certain themes dominate.

You could find your rate has plummeted to as little as 0.25 per cent. Some savers signed up for an account paying a bonus for the first 12 months. Once it disappears, their rate is likely to be 0.5 per cent or less. Others took out the best bonus-free deal - but following widespread cuts earlier this year, they could be earning less than the top rates on sale today.

Former policeman Keith Hellawell was also forced to defend his position saying he was more than just 'decoration' and that the firm, founded by executive deputy chairman Mike Ashley, was not a 'backstreet outfit'. The Scottish Affairs Committee is investigating the collapse of fashion chain USC, which was owned by Sports Direct.

The combined company, to be called Kraft Heinz Co, will be led by Heinz chief executive Bernardo Hees and will have revenues of around £18.8billion - about half that of market leader PepsiCo - making it one of the five-largest food and drinks companies in the world. The group expects to save around £1billion in annual costs by 2017. Brazilian private equity firm 3G Capital and Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway bought Heinz for £15.6billion in 2013.

Self-invested personal pensions - known as Sipps - have traditionally been the domain of investors who use a financial adviser to look after their financial matters. But no longer. The do-it-yourself Sipp market is growing like crazy as people look to take control of their own pension, in the process keeping costs low.

On the surface, pension freedom seems all-empowering, putting people in control of their hard-earned savings. New retirement rules will put more power in your hands, but the pension waters remain as dangerous post April 6 as they are now. Here are your ten top tips on how to benefit from the new pension regime - and how not to trip up.

Households will see their budgets go further as the cost of goods and services remains flat while incomes rise. Groceries and petrol in particular are considerably cheaper than last year. Inflation could fall even further in the coming months and could even turn negative before the year is out before starting to rise again. Should it turn negative, it will be the first time in half a century that Britain has experienced deflation.

After years of uncertainty about their jobs and finances through the economic downturn, families are now becoming more confident about borrowing again. However there is a chance of complacency as debts start to pile up again, warned PwC as it published the results of its new study into household debt. Non-mortgage borrowing soared by £20billion or nine per cent last year to hit £239billion, it found.

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.

Inflation has fallen to just 0.3 per cent, latest figures from the ONS show, and economists at the CEBR predict deflation by March. The figures follow the latest Inflation Report last week, when the Bank of England hinted interest rates will not rise until spring 2016 if the UK economy stays on its current course, although it delivered an upbeat take on the current low inflation environment.

The influence of financial services on the economy is spelled out again as City brokers steal top spot in this year's official list of highest earners. According to the detailed 2014 annual salaries survey, brokers pocketed around 40 times more this year than those at the bottom of the list - the people responsible for keeping children safe on the way to school. Lollipop crossing patrols earned around £3,400.