NEW Iconic cars on offer when the Stondon Museum collection was sold ranged from an Aston Martin Lagonda, to a Rover SD1 police car, and Ford Model T. But buyers could also pick up some even more exotic items, including a former Russian Army Soviet 4x4 Amphibious Battle Support Vehicle and a 1948 AEC Regent III RT London bus.

The most expensive boroughs where to park are Manchester and Birmingham, where the council charges up to £750 for an annual resident parking permit. At the other end of the spectrum is South Ayrshire, in Scotland, where the council issues the permit for just 50p a year and West Dumbarton, also in Scotland, where it is free.

Savers have suffered years of cuts and weasel word excuses as banks and building societies have raised margins. To give Nationwide some credit, this little rate hike highlighted in my letter is now a move in the right direction. Could it be a sign we've seen the bottom?

It's one of the classic cases of business taking something that was enjoying a renaissance and marketing it back to us at inflated prices as a lifestyle choice. Except this time in league, ironically, with bearded hipsters on fixed-gear bicycles. In fact they are the marketing executives - as in the case of pretend punks, BrewDog.

People reaching official retirement age before next April get a 10.4 per cent boost to their future income for each year they put off taking the state pension. If you defer for just one year, that works out at £410 extra annually or £10,100 if you live for 24 and a half years beyond your state pension age. If you can afford to postpone for seven years, your state pension will be £1,640 higher a year or £40,300 altogether, according to a study by Fidelity Worldwide Investment.

Savers are baffled by a new tax rule that came into effect in April. This lets you earn up to £5,000 in savings interest without paying any tax. But how much of this allowance you can claim depends on the source of your income - it's the split between your savings and non-savings income that counts.

Value investor Tim Price reveals why he believes buying quality at good prices is the key to investing success, in the latest episode of the Investing Show. We also discuss the shares that have the power to move the FTSE 100 and how the market rates them and their dividends, along with the prospect for supermarkets and a surprise finding on who the best investors are.

Money Mail has been bombarded with complaints from holidaymakers who have found themselves unable to use their free European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) in Spain. Peter and Maureen Barnett had to pay £2,432 when Maureen got pneumonia during a family Christmas break in Malaga last year.

We appeal to you as honest pensioners who attempted to alert LV= about a suspected scam from an incident involving my car and a Mercedes-Benz. Parked between two cars, on manoeuvring out of the tight space, my car touched the Mercedes with little impact. The police inspected both cars and observed there was 'no visual damage' to either.

Every second, 15 people in the world have their identity or personal details stolen online. The number of these cyber attacks is rising by 47 per cent every year, costing businesses and individuals billions. Firms currently spend £42billion protecting themselves against data theft - and this is set to almost double to £78billion by 2017. So why not join the expert investors making money from this vital industry?

The figures, from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR), suggest the recovery has picked up pace again following growth of just 0.3 per cent in the first quarter of the year. NIESR, which is forecasting growth of 2.5 per cent for the year as a whole, said it expects the Bank of England to start raising interest rates in the first quarter of 2016.

A confident outlook from chief executive Mike Coupe offset a 2.1 per cent fall in underlying sales for the 12 weeks to June 6, sending shares up 11.3p to 260.3p. While in line with expectations, the fall was worse than the 1.1 per cent drop seen this time last year. Investors took heart from growth in the volume of goods sold and the number of items shoppers had placed in their baskets, which Coupe said might be seen as a turning point in years to come.

'Salary sacrifice' schemes are a nice little earner for many workers and their employers, but if you aren't already signed up it might soon be too late. Arrangements like this are essentially a legal way to dodge National Insurance payments. Employers allow staff to take a supposed 'pay cut', but the money gets ploughed into their pension or put towards some other benefit like childcare instead, and both sides pay less NI as a result.

A new best buy easy-access savings account has driven to the top of the independent This is Money tables and it comes from French car manufacturer Renault. It has launched a dedicated savings bank in Britain named RCI Bank. It already offers similar accounts in Austria, France and Germany in the last few years.

There are lots of things to think about when it comes to expanding your business overseas. Start-up expert Chris Lamontagne, who recently headed up overseas expansion of his own firm, gives some top tips.

New rules abolishing the old paper part of UK driving licences mean drivers must get a unique code if they want to hire a car. The changes were introduced today, but motorists attempting to get a code from the DVLA have reported problems with the agency's website. Many have taken to Twitter to complain that the website is not loading, or has crashed midway through the process leaving them unable to get their code.

I got a letter yesterday informing that the NatWest Your Points incentive scheme is to be terminated. It is a great scheme where NatWest credit card holders register for the scheme and get a point for every £1 spend via their credit cards. Is there any way to fight back?

Millions of pounds have been spent on home improvements, exotic holidays, expensive cars and even speedboats, under new rules giving savers the freedom to do splash their savings.

I have been employed by Royal Mail for about 14 years but have never been allowed to join the pension scheme. I am hoping something can be done before I retire.

Savers hunting for the best returns on their money are wasting their time with many household names such as Barclays, Halifax or Nationwide Building Society. To get the top rates, savers need to brave the world of lesser-known overseas banks or small UK providers that now dominate the 'best-buy' tables for fixed-rate savings.

Owners of leasehold flats need to keep track of a crucial number - how many years they have left on their lease - and to act fast to extend it before it slips below 80. The number of years left can prove crucial at the point of selling or remortgaging as a leasehold property theoretically gives owners the right to live there for only a limited time. Paul Benamor's lease extension cost him and his sister £12,000.

A rapidly expanding personal marketplace - where people deal directly with each other to save or make money on anything from renting cars to speaking on a mobile phone - is expected to be worth £230billion a year in a decade. Here, we explain the latest developments in the world of 'people power' and how you can get involved. Today marks the launch of the first Global Sharing Week - a seven-day campaign to raise awareness of a booming trend that matches individuals who need something with those who can provide it.

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.

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.

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.