A Surrey home listed on a crowdfunding website has been snapped up in little over half-an-hour as appetite for buy-to-let properties shows no signs of abating. The £212,900 two-bedroom flat in Byfleet was placed on the Property Partner platform at 3pm and by 3.35pm was fully funded.
Your returns can also be reduced by the cost of the fund and how well it actually mirrors an index, this is known as tracking error.
The budget airline - famed for its off-hand treatment of passengers and sneaky fees - dramatically changed its tune after a series of profit warnings last year.
No country has ever left the Eurozone before but investors are preparing for the fallout after Nikos Voutsis - the Greek interior minister - said over the weekend his country does not have €1.6billion owed to the International Monetary Fund due in early June. As ministers and officials lurch from one crisis meeting to the next, investors are flocking to invest the US dollar - the world's number one safe haven currency.
The number of landlords selling buy-to-let properties increased in April after many were spooked in the run-up to the general election, according to ARLA.
As several masts went down across Britain, users in Manchester, Bristol, Birmingham, Glasgow and parts of Northern Ireland and London complained about the service.
As George Osborne prepares a Treasury study into the tax implications of EU scenarios, members of manufacturers' organisation EEF, say it is not in the UK's long-term interest to wait until 2017.
Energy regulator Ofgem confirmed it is investigating the 'reasons behind the increase' in the number of pre-payment meters installed for non-payment of a debt on a warrant visit.
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The FTSE 100 closed down 82.73 points at 6948.99 as Athens tries to avert a devastating default that could see it thrown out of the euro club. The dire Greek debt situation and Spain's regional election results - which saw the country's anti-austerity parties sweeping to victory in local elections - have caused headaches for investors and top European Union officials alike. A raft of mostly upbeat US economic data has got investors worried that the Federal Reserve will hurry along an interest rate rise.
The employers' organisation said growth in the volume of retail sales and orders exceeded expectations.
The drugs giant, led by Sir Andrew Witty (pictured), this month unveiled a strategic U-turn, shelving plans to offload an HIV joint venture and scrapping the return of £4bn to investors.
Malone (pictured) whose Liberty Global European venture gobbled up Britain's Virgin Media, could confirm as early as today he is tabling a cash and shares offer for Time Warner of $195 a share.
Investing in oil companies in the current market is the epitome of swimming against the tide. But, there is something to be said for the strategy when taking the long-term view.
Ever since the eurozone debt and banking crisis began, the financial markets have been used to a soap opera of periodic dramas, says economist NEIL MACKINNON.
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A bond market wobble earlier this month is causing concern that a far bigger shock is imminent. Financial pundits have warned for years that bonds are wildly overpriced and a crash overdue. So should people be casting about for other places to put their money, and if so what are the best options?
Warner Leisure Hotels is to introduce 'zorbing', where people are strapped inside a giant inflatable ball and are then rolled down a hill.
Greater Manchester has a greater concentration of small online businesses than anywhere else in the UK.
All but five of the 26 investment trusts in the AIC's equity income sector can be bought for less than the value of the assets they hold. This is a recent reversal of fortune for many income investment trusts, which had seen their share prices settle at a premium above their net asset value in recent years, as investors chased yields in the low interest rate environment.
The key to a successful buy-to-let portfolio is to have income consistently coming in. But there are likely to be times when your property is empty and loss of rental income is something that all landlords dread.
We are planning on booking a villa for a two-week summer holiday, which will cost £1,600. The owners have asked for a 50 per cent deposit and then the other half the week before we arrive. I am worried about transferring so much money to someone, even though the owners seem honest, how can we protect ourselves if they can't take credit card payments.
All types of mortgage have fallen to record lows, but data from Moneyfacts, actually shows it is four-year deals that have seen the biggest drops.
John Lewis won four out of 13 awards in a recent uSwitch survey, clinching best overall customer satisfaction and value for money. It was also named as the best credit card for rewards.
But pensions have some very powerful tax advantages, which small business owners can use to turbocharge the amount they save for retirement while also giving their company a cash injection now.
United Utilities manages more than 47,000 miles of pipes that carry waste from 3m homes and 200,000 businesses across the North West.
The monthly Supply Market Indicator also predicted the level of customers' bills. Ofgem regularly used the figures to urge householders to shop around for better deals in the energy market.
The value of classic watches has risen by an average of more than five per cent a year over the past decade, according to the Picollecta Rare Watch Index. This index plots the price movement of 30 of the most popular collectable watches.
The bank was fined £1.5bn for manipulating foreign currency rates. But this bill could spiral amid fears raised by US regulators that the abuse was systemic rather than the result of a few corrupt staff.
More families are choosing to protect their standard of living. Bernie O'Beirne (pictured) suffered a near-fatal stroke a couple of years ago which meant he had to give up work to focus on his recovery.
An eight-strong gang of crooks who raked in half a million pounds by posing as legal advisers expert in preparing wills and trust deeds has been successfully prosecuted by Nottinghamshire County Council's Trading Standards team. The fraudsters used addresses in London but operated from rented premises in Newark. Ringleader Joseph Croft, 53, was jailed for four and a half years at Nottingham Crown Court, while Alan Appleyard, 71, and his son Matthew, 42, will both serve four years. Joy Bell, 55, who described herself as 'head of legal' but has no qualifications, was given an 18-month suspended sentence and 200 hours of community service.
Card Protection Plan wrote to my father-in-law, stating that he might be due compensation for his policy. He passed away - and it wrote the cheque out to him.
Frank Madden has a history of preying on people in the market for timeshares and holiday clubs. Trading standards officials believe that being on a suspended sentence did not stop him.
High house prices and stagnant wages mean first-time buyers need to be more determined than ever to secure the keys to their dream property. But help is out there. Follow our eight-step guide to ease the pain of getting on to the first rung of the housing ladder. From saving to Help To Buy, here is the way to make a dream a reality. By living with their parents Daniel Morgans and Amy Flint (pictured) were able to set aside £1,000 a month towards a home loan deposit.
Only time will tell whether Wonga reincarnated has really moved on from its dubious past. I hope so because it is better to deal with a heavily regulated payday lender than a backstreet money lender.
The Post Office network is in crisis like never before. Operators of post office branches - independent sub-postmasters (like Mr Baker) - are being bullied into accepting a pay cut or face closure.
'Sell in May and go away, stay away till St Leger Day' is a timeworn piece of advice to investors, but no financial pundit has ever proved whether it's true or not. Instead of engaging in this dusty debate, we prefer to focus on which shares are likely to do well this summer and beyond, however the wider market performs. Ian Forrest, investment research analyst at The Share Centre, suggests five stocks that look a good buy right now and recaps how our summer share tips from last year performed.
Every week we round up the Sunday newspaper share tips. This time, insurer Direct Line, sugar producer Tate & Lyle and publisher Bloomsbury.
Though Direct Line only joined the Footsie in September the coming dividend bonanza makes it top dog among our portfolio of pups - the ten highest yielding stocks in the FTSE 100.
Malone, who's Liberty owns Virgin Media in the UK, last week said the two companies would be a 'good fit'. Vodafone's shares have been rising since, and the group has faced pressure from some of its largest investors to sell off operations in India, Turkey and South Africa, which could be worth £30bn. It should then merge its European business with Liberty, some investors are saying.
Today's aircrew are from the X-Box generation, well versed in handling complex computer systems and rapidly adapting to constantly changing technologies.
Consumer confidence remains at near record levels as households spend less for gas, electricity and fuel than they did 12 months ago, the Lloyds Bank Spending Power Report suggests.
Growth in the first quarter is expected to be notched up from 0.3 per cent to 0.4 per cent on Thursday. It would also mean the UK's growth rate did not lag behind the eurozone.
Blaze sells an LED light that projects the image of a bicycle on the road up to 20ft ahead of cyclists to alert drivers to the fact they are coming. It tackles a common cause of accidents - vehicles turning in front of a cyclist they cannot see. It was an idea Emily Brooke had while studying product design at the University of Brighton and which led to her travelling to China to make the 109-component laserlight a reality.
The Federation of Small Businesses is calling for more specially-targeted help for such companies amid fears that underlying costs are unnecessarily high because of the lack of information.
The former cab driver, 75, whose Stirling Cooper boutique, along with Biba and Browns, helped shape fashion in the 1960s, has taken equity in the UK-based handbag and accessories maker.
Lidl has retained its crown as the UK supermarket offering the best value wines, with 68 per cent of bottles offering decent value for money, expert findings reveal. Supermarkets offering poor value wines include Marks & Spencer's, Morrison's and Waitrose, where the number of wines offering good value for money has dropped since November 2014. Wines on the shelves of Britain's supermarkets still offer poor value for money in the majority of cases, wotwine's findings suggest.
Borrowing fell to £6.8billion in April, down from £9.3billion a year earlier, official figures from the Office of National Statistics show.
Those with no personal pension savings will have to fall back on the state pension - £6k a year if you have made enough contributions - and other types of support in old age.
Sheds are a prime target because they often contain expensive equipment or tools, but security is often overlooked making them much easier to break into than a house or flat. But even so, households often don't realise that their belongings are not necessarily insured as part of their home insurance.
Rents across England and Wales have hit a new all-time high of £774 a month on average according to the latest buy-to-let index from estate agents Your Move and Reeds Rains.
A 30 per cent drop in moves by homeowners with mortgages over the last decade is starving the market of housing supplies and driving prices upwards, Hometrack suggests.
Ms G.M. writes: Please help. At the start of this month, I went to my Santander branch in Torquay and my account was fine, but last Saturday I received a letter confirming it had been closed and the balance sent to an account at Lloyds. On Monday, I went back to the branch and staff found their error. I was asked to make an official complaint, which I did, and the bank has reopened my account, but with no money. I am a pensioner with no income until the start of next month and I have spent all the cash I had.
Andrew Bailey, boss of the Prudential Regulation Authority, said he was watching a rise in high-risk lending closely. But Graham Beale argued he had seen no evidence of stretched lending.
Adrian Pritchard, a property finance specialist at London-based corporate adviser and financier Nash Fitzwilliams, said tax breaks should be extended to boost them.
Do you still park your car in your garage? If so then you are in a minority. According to RAC Insurance, 62 per cent of motorists don't feel the need to tuck their cars away every night, preferring to use a garage to store junk, tools and garden equipment. Plenty are now converted into extra rooms. Little wonder - it can make sound financial sense.
Properties which sit close to the sea fetch £25,000 on average more than those further afield, research by Savills has revealed.
With a budget of £300,000-£350,000, homes in commuter zones also offer nearly 1,000 square feet of space, compared to only 518 square feet in London's zone two.
We spent a day at Npower's largest customer service centre, learning how a customer service basket case rises to the challenge of becoming the very best. We listen in on calls, quiz the chief executive Paul Massara - and root out the best tricks for getting your complaints dealt with fastest - and how to get the most compensation.
Buoyed by cheaper funding costs on the money markets and historically low interest rates, lenders have let their mortgage pricing drop to record levels.
Britons planning on taking a trip Down Under next year and work along the way will be taxed 32.5 per cent on every dollar they earn.
Wages are rising above the cost of living, savers are getting a real return, and the pound in your pocket buys more. Inflation will be back when falling energy and petrol prices fall out of the equation and the supermarkets eventually stop duffing each other up.
Pre-tax profit rose to £600m for the 52 weeks to March 28, from £580m, on group sales of £10.3bn. But earnings still fell short of rival Next, and are half the £1bn M&S; posted in 2007.
'If you can't find any potential investments that you feel are better than existing holdings in the portfolio its best to sit on your hands.' Our columnist John Rosier delivers his latest update.
Credit cards can be a useful money-saving tool if you follow the rules. They can help you spread the cost of purchases over time and improve your credit rating and chance of getting a mortgage.
It is yet to decide if the charging method - which means no explicit charge is made for the account, with revenue gathered from overdraft fees and foregone credit interest - distorts the market.
The average five-year deal is now cheaper than a shorter term two-year offer would have been last year.
With homeowners living in their property for an average of 14 years, over 50 per cent of respondents said they would choose 'home improvement over making a move'. But over the last 50 years households plumping for the latest artex ceiling fad or pebbledash cladding have run the risk of diminishing the value of their home.
Borrowers with a healthy credit record can get a loan for as little as 3.6 per cent, with costs falling every week as the banks battle it out in a price war.
Holder of Aegon with profits policy asks
how his 'terminal bonus' could have been cut 46%, drastically reducing his pension pot, while markets reached record highs.
Credit scores are some of the most valuable things we possess, yet there are still countless myths that surround them. For example there is no such thing as a 'credit blacklist' and credit scores do affect job prospects. We debunk ten of the most common credit rating myths. Have you been caught out by any of them?
Out of all complaints the FOS dealt with last year - including those relating to PPI, bank charges and mortgages - 55 per cent were resolved in the consumers' favour.
Lenders have started pulling some of the lowest ever mortgage deals from the market, pushing the best rates for a five-year fix back above 2 per cent.
Data from the property peer-to-peer lending platform LendInvest shows the highest yield rental postcodes can now be found in Birmingham, Ipswich, Liverpool and Glasgow. But postcodes around North and Central London are still delivering the best overall returns on investment. Our maps reveal how returns stack up.
Landlords are increasingly targeting rental properties which already have a tenant living inside in a bid to preserve their return, research from a lettings agent has found.
In the three months after the last election, properties coming to market increased by 17 per cent, Rightmove said. It has tipped a fresh burst of activity this year too.
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.
We highlight the world's cheapest and most expensive stock markets, measured on three popular valuation tools and where the UK sits.
If you are new to investing then the huge number of funds and investment trusts on offer can be confusing. Fortunately, This is Money's experts have some ideas to get you started.
Income investing can let you draw on your portfolio or reinvest dividends to build solid growth over time. Our experts give their fund and investment trust recommendations.
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Figures from the ONS showed negative inflation of 0.1 per cent in April, as the consumer prices index fell slightly year-on-year. A mild dose of deflation is not forecast to change the outlook for rates, however, with inflation expected to soon pick back up again and a late spring 2016 rise on the cards.
We pick our five favourite cash Isas for savers. This is essential Isa reading and is kept up-to-date throughout the year
If you are looking for a mortgage, rates have never been lower. We run the rule over the top deals available and whether now is the time to fix.
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House prices are rising across the UK but London has caught a chill - property in the capital remains expensive but prices are slipping back from their peaks. We look at the latest figures.
For many buy-to-let looks an attractive income investment in a time of low rates and stock market volatility. Climbing house prices, rising rents and improving mortgage deals are tempting investors - although they will need a big deposit. Read This is Money's top ten buy-to-let tips
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.
| Prize value | Winning bond No. | Area |
|---|---|---|
| £1,000,000 | 206QY340187 | Essex |
| £1,000,000 | 171CC211230 | Nottinghamshire |
| £100,000 | 58SJ000432 | Cumbria |
| £100,000 | 201XK149320 | Southampton |
| £100,000 | 170HW382258 | Nottinghamshire |
| £100,000 | 151HY367580 | Birmingham |
| £50,000 | 38XV216175 | North Yorkshire |
| £50,000 | 234MW812497 | Norfolk |
| £50,000 | 233CR197829 | Surrey |
| £50,000 | 231XA551717 | Southampton |
| £50,000 | 230DC470845 | Edinburgh |
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The trick to using a credit card to improve your finances and get a mortgage
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SIMON LAMBERT: Deflation wasn't the authorities' plan so enjoy it while it lasts
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Homes £185k cheaper just one hour away from London
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Is free banking holding back competition?
Officials to probe whether customers don't shop for a better deal because bank accounts are 'free'.
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Fix for five years for the price of two...
Millions of workers coming up to retirement could boost their income by thousands
Simple trick allowed under new pension rules.
How Robert Webster has been harassed since 2007 for a debt that isn't his
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The lowest ever rate home loans start to disappear.
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| US Dollar | 1.51 | Buy Now |
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| Canadian Dollar | 1.858 | Buy Now |
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| Sterling | 1.0 | Buy Now |
| Swedish Krona | 12.627 | Buy Now |
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| Thai Baht | 50.107 | Buy Now |
| UAE Dirham | 5.5179 | Buy Now |
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