Quindell chairman Richard Rose launches attack on ousted predecessor Rob Terry

Quindell chairman Richard Rose launches extraordinary attack on ousted predecessor Rob

Rose told the technology company's annual gathering of shareholders that Terry's departure at the end of last year was welcomed by 'the majority' of investors. When asked by retail shareholder Steven Little why the company had not retained Terry to help with its investigation into past accounting practices, Rose said: 'I would suspect that the credibility would have been shot to pieces if we had retained the former chief executive to be honest.'

The easy way to beat your parking ticket: Student creates free website for drivers to appeal fast after he got 30 in nine months

Joshua Browder's donotpay.co.uk allows motorists to pick one of 12 reasons of defence, then enter the relevant details and send a custom generated appeal.

The town where families are having to spend £13,000 just to sell their house... because the 'bargain' dream homes came with a catch

Cramlington - the leasehold town where it can costs £13k to sell your house

To the shock and fury of residents in Cramlington, Tyne and Wear, the dream homes they thought were a bargain came with a very big catch as many don't actually own the land their house is built on. While the bricks and mortar belong to homeowners such as Robert and Claire Snedden (left, with their son Andrew), Nadia Karim, 33 (centre) and Ken Armstrong (right), the ground their properties stand on is held on a lease.

Lego profits rocket on strong Asia sales and new Jurassic Park and Elves launches

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The results are proof that demand for traditional toys remains strong in the face of stiff competition from digital games played on laptops, tablets and mobile phones.

IMF sounds warning on feeble growth as storm clouds gather over the world economy and shares tumble again

On another day of carnage on financial markets around the world, Christine Lagarde hinted the IMF will be forced to cut its growth forecasts as soon as next month.

Cash Isa rates on short-term fixed deals finally climbing above 2% with building societies and challengers leading the way

After months of lacklustre tax-free returns for savers, a flurry of deals from building societies and challenger banks is putting High Street rivals in the shade.

Will you have to take a personality test to get a loan? The ten questions that you could be asked

Banks and building societies are looking at introducing a so-called psychometric test to better calculate the chances of borrowers missing a repayment.

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MARKET REPORT: Champagne corks pop in Cobham-based boardroom of Berkeley Group after upmarket housebuilder moves to join Footsie elite

MARKET REPORT: Champagne corks pop in Cobham-based boardroom of Berkeley Group after

The shares celebrated promotion by closing up 75p to 3359p, which took it's market valuation up to £4.6bn. Co-founder and chairman Tony Pidgley, who helped to set the company up in 1976 and floated it on the USM in 1984, earned £23.3m last year and will now be the second-highest-paid Footsie executive behind WPP's Sir Martin Sorrell who took home a jaw-dropping £43m.

ALEX BRUMMER: Jettisoning operations in exciting markets may be worth a few pence on Tesco share price now - it could be regretted later

Dave Lewis has decided that the fastest way to cut the debt pile of £22bn, which has led to Tesco bonds being accorded junk status, is to sell overseas crown jewels.

The Square Mile's top salesman: Clean up the City - but don't tarnish a national asset, says Alan Yarrow

Being Lord Mayor of the City of London is not all gold-embroidered robes, frilly collars and feathered hats. Yarrow works unbelievably hard for absolutely no money.

Sterling at three-month low against dollar as investors bet Bank will not raise rates until well into next year

The pound fell nearly half a cent to as low as $1.5266 - a level not seen since early June - before clawing back its losses.

Analysts fuel speculation departing Asos boss Nick Robertson will sell down his holding in business

After 15 years growing and running the internet start-up, Robertson is handing the reins over to chief operating officer Nick Beighton, who will become chief executive with immediate effect.

Michael Howard: I wanted to help turnaround troubled Quindell

Lord Howard has defended his decision to join the board of Quindell, saying he will help banish the 'shadow' cast by previous management at the technology firm.

ASK TONY: I asked for a block on my granddaughter's phone - and then ended up with a bill for £212

ASK TONY: I asked for a block on my granddaughter’s phone - but was billed for £212

I asked Carphone Warehouse salesperson for the block to avoid excessive spending. After the bill arrived, his supervisor told me to contact Vodafone. This bill left me no money to pay for my groceries. I am a pensioner on a limited income and do not know how long it will take me to get back on my feet.

As the Government slashes green energy payouts... Have the lights gone out on the solar revolution?

Payments to households that have invested in solar panels are set to fall by almost 90 per cent - and could disappear altogether. So has this killed off the solar revolution?

INVESTMENT CLINIC: How can I tell if my funds have done well from the statement I get sent?

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Want great returns? Get a fund run by a woman: New study shows five out of 25 top managers are female

Savers seeking a stock market fund for their nest-egg have a choice of 2,400 to pick from - but only 120 are run by women.

Everyday food prices rose by 8% on average over the year to June based on new method being trialled to measure inflation

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Would you pay £99 for a Star Wars MUG? Film gifts a force to be reckoned with in Christmas 'must haves' for both adults and kids this year

Star Wars MUG for £99? Most sought after Christmas 2015 gifts revealed

Star Wars themed Christmas gifts are expected to lead the way this year with a mug priced at an eye-watering £99 the hottest 'must have.' Christmas must-haves are expected to be dominated by Star Wars, with the latest instalment - Episode VII, The Force Awakens - set for release on 18 December.

SAM DUNN: Leasehold is a lucrative way to stop people owning their home outright - it's time for a crackdown

SAM DUNN: It’s time to crackdown on leasehold and help owners

The appeal of home ownership lies in its name. Buy a property and the freehold grants you the right to do whatever you like (within reason, of course). By comparison, leasehold property sells buyers short at every step. There simply isn't enough protection in place, it's time change that.

ALEX BRUMMER: Britain's economy shows signs of reverting to type with its reliance on finance and property

ALEX BRUMMER: British economy showing all worrying signs of reverting to type

In spite of George Osborne's fondness of being photographed in day-glo garb in industrial settings and his promise of a 'march of the makers', the only way they seem to be marching is overseas as the battle for Aga Rangemaster illustrates only too well. The much vaunted manufacturing recovery is stuttering.

Life expectancy is rising by three years a decade - and experts warn that could push state retirement age up to 70 by 2050

Rising life expectancy could push state retirement age to 70 by 2050

Official data released every 10 years reveals that baby boys born in 2010-12 can expect to live until they are 79 while baby girls are set to reach the age of 83. And around one in five boys and three in 10 girls are expected to survive to celebrate their 90th birthdays, according to the Office of National Statistics. The study has sparked predictions that the state pension age will be hiked to 70 by 2050, while savers face an ever greater challenge over how to fund retirement.

Will your employer put up a barrier to pension freedom? Retirees forced to move pots to draw them when they want

Many large employers are unwilling to offer staff an income drawdown option at retirement despite their rising popularity as a way to fund old age, new research shows.

Unclaimed luggage, surplus government equipment, goods seized by the police: How to bag a Posh bargain at auctions

'I often buy for myself, but I have also bought to resell for a profit': Bag a Posh

Auctions are not just for the well-to-do and held at grand auction houses in London such as Sotheby's and Christie's. Kara Gammell looks at how you can pick up a bargain by attending an auction of anything from unclaimed luggage, surplus government equipment, through to goods seized by the police. For Barry Butcher (pictured), police auctions are a useful way to make his money go further.

New banks pay extra on bond deals: Kent Reliance offers best-buy one-year fix at 2.1%

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Newcomer Charter Savings Bank comes a close second at 1.65 per cent (2.06 per cent), while Shawbrook Bank has raised its rate for new savers to 1.64 per cent (2.05 per cent).

Poundland launches online shop but delivery will cost £4 (unless you spend over £50)

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Poundland has launched an online shop selling items at fixed price of £1 but delivery costs £4, unless you spend over £50.

'I'm pawning my £150,000 yacht to help fund my bean bags': Businessman who set sail with TV star Kris Marshall takes aim at furniture market

I’m pawning my £150k yacht to help fund my Pouf Daddy bean bags

Majorca-based British business man Steve Crompton wants to offload his £150,000 yacht in a bid to help fund his bean bag business, Pouf Daddy, and featured on TV show Posh Pawn. His bean bags, which are made in Spain, start at £35 and for £59, and specially designed ones are also available for your baby or dog.

Great bank rebellion: Small lenders to confront Treasury over huge tax hike

Great bank rebellion: Small lenders to confront Treasury over huge tax hike

Lenders are preparing to confront Charles Roxburgh, director general of financial services at the Treasury, in a showdown on September 11. The challenger banks - along with the building societies - say they are shocked and angry at the Chancellor's announcement that lenders making profits above £25m will be forced to pay an 8 per cent corporation tax surcharge.

Housebuilding gives UK construction a boost in August as sector maintains its strong performance

A Persimmon building development of new homes called the Village at Aveley in Essex. Developers are selling houses as leasehold under the Governmentís Help to Buy scheme.
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The Markit purchasing managers' index for construction rose to a solid 57.3 last month, up from 57.1 in July, although that was below economists forecasts of 57.5.

Industrial equipment hire group Ashtead tops the Footsie with 5% share price rise as revenues and profits jump

Geoff Drabble (centre), chief executive of Ashtead, which rents equipment to the construction industry, ranging from wrenches and cranes to drills and concrete mixers.

The group, which rents out everything from small tools to large diggers and water pumps, said total group revenues soared 26 per cent to £618.6million in its first quarter to the end of July.

ALEX BRUMMER: British economy showing all worrying signs of reverting to type

In spite of George Osborne's promise of a 'march of the makers', the only way they seem to be marching is overseas as the battle for Aga Rangemaster illustrates only too well.

MARKET REPORT: Home improvements firm Entu pulls plug on solar division after Government subsidies cut

Shares in the firm lost their shine and eventually ended the day down 30 per cent to 65.58p as news of the unit's closure was accompanied by a profit warning for the rest of 2015.

British manufacturers shed jobs for first time in more than two years, as strong pound hits factories

British manufacturers shed jobs for first time in more than two years

The Markit/CIPS index of activity in the sector - where scores above 50 show growth - slipped from 51.9 in July to 51.5 in August. Export orders declined for the fifth month in a row and companies reported job losses for the first time in 26 months as large manufacturers cut staff numbers.

Aga takeover heats up after US giant Whirpool muscles in with rival bid proposal to Middleby's £129m offer

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The maker of the distinctive cast-iron ovens said Whirlpool had come in with an all-cash offer but added the move was subject to a number of conditions, including due diligence.

SMALL CAP SHARE IDEAS: Gfinity boss banks on eSport boost, believes in ten years a 'player could win BBC Sports Personality'

eSport is where players and teams go head to head online or in venues playing games such as FIFA, Call of Duty and CS:GO to win huge prizes.

Selling off batches of pubs helps Punch Taverns cut its debt pile to £1.4bn

Punch, which is Britain's second biggest pub landlord, said it reduced its debt by £513m to £1.4bn in the past year.

Shares in hedge fund Man Group plunge as the boss of its Chinese arm said to be helping police probe into market turmoil

Li Yifei attends a meeting in Beijing, China December 21, 2002. Li, the head of hedge fund manager Man Group Plc's China business, has been taken into custody to help authorities in a probe into recent market volatility, Bloomberg reported on August 31, 2015. Authorities have been investigating possible market manipulation following wild swings in the stock markets, which have plunged around 40 percent since mid-June on concerns of a slowing economy and a surprise devaluation of the yuan currency earlier this month. Bloomberg, citing a person familiar with the matter, said Li Yifei, Man Group's China chairwoman, was assisting with police inquiries, noting this doesn't mean she faces charges or has done anything wrong. Reuters could not independently confirm the report.  Picture taken December 21, 2002. REUTERS/Stringer CHINA OUT. NO COMMERCIAL OR EDITORIAL SALES IN CHINA

Li Yifei, Man Group's China chairwoman, is said to be helping Chinese authorities to unravel the reasons behind recent stock market volatility, according to a report by Bloomberg.

I want to start saving money, how can I decide on the best savings account to open?

How can I decide on the best savings account to open?

I have recently started a new job and have decided to get into the savings habit. I want to set aside some money every month that I don't intend to tap into but might need for a rainy day fund. Where is the best place to save it?

Thousands of British microbusinesses receive demands for VAT - some for millions of euros - from Irish Revenue

They are the result of new European rules designed to prevent giant corporations from profiting unfairly by basing themselves in lower-VAT regimes.

Government breaks promise to make cash Isas more flexible within next few weeks

In his Budget speech on March 18, Chancellor George Osborne said the fully flexible Isa would be available from the autumn. But it has emerged that savers will have to wait until April 6 next year.

How will the stock market mayhem affect you? Eight things you need to know

How will the stock market mayhem affect you? Eight things you need to know

Markets fell sharply, stoking fears of a world recession to rival that of 2008. We look at the implications of recent stock market falls - good as well as bad. -and why Buster Lightfoot-Brown (pictured) says that he will keep investing.

Are hedge funds making a fortune from the China crash - and if they are such amazing money-making machines, how do I buy in?

Some hedge funds have done very nicely out of the global market turmoil. How do they work, and how do you cash in - assuming you're willing to take the risk and pay high fees.

MIDAS SHARE TIPS: Investing abroad is now easier, but is it worth it?

There are almost 2,500 companies listed on the LSE and for most of us that is quite enough. But some investors are looking further afield, buying and selling shares around the globe.

'I turned my back to look for change and the parking attendants pounced': Join the fightback - and beat a parking penalty

'I turned my back for a moment when looking to get change and the parking attendants

The tide is turning for victims of cowboy car park attendants and overzealous traffic wardens - with more than half the fines being overturned. Of 31,500 complaints made about fines to the parking industry regulator Parking on Private Land Appeals in the year to May, more than half were accepted. Ana Mazover
(pictured) sold her car after paying £1,400 in fines.

SIMON LAMBERT: My council has gone parking mad with another wild goose chase attack on the motorcar

SIMON LAMBERT: Islington has gone parking mad

A month ago I arrived home from holiday to a letter from Islington Council. It had invented a problem that doesn't exist and come up with a solution in the form of massively extended parking restrictions. Islington appears to be using its CPZ as part of its self-serving quixotic tilt at the motorcar. I wonder whether that is actually legal?

Family booked on phantom flight to Portugal by budget travel agent left mystified at the airport as firm blames 'human error'

A family who turned up to Birmingham Airport in the mood for a sun drenched 10 day trip to Portugal were left panicking after it transpired the flight didn't actually exist.

Customers CAN request not to have a contactless debit card major banks say - but at one, just 1,200 out of millions have...

Contactless technology has become more popular in the last year, with recent reports suggesting usage has grown significantly. Some don't like them - but you can request not to have one.

Rugby fans warned to be cautious over phony tickets for upcoming World Cup as one website is probed by police

A phone line selling tickets to the Rugby World Cup starting next month has been suspended by police over fears it is selling fake tickets.

I joined my husband when he was posted abroad during 25 years with the Coldstream Guards - is it true I can claim state pension for time spent overseas?

I joined my army husband on postings abroad - can I claim state pension?

Last year the Government announced spouses of HM Forces who accompanied their husband/wife/partner abroad could claim NI contributions, but I can't find out any more about it. Do you have any information on this?

Would you invest through or borrow from a peer-to-peer lender? What you need to know about the new money kids on the block

Investors terrified of global stock market falls, but also disappointed with pathetic cash savings rates, are hunting for a happy medium. Enter peer-to-peer. Maria Hopwood (pictured) has benefited.

TONY HETHERINGTON: Between the Rock and a hard place in binary fiasco - investor stung by firm 'headquartered' in Gibraltor

TONY HETHERINGTON: Between the Rock and a hard place in binary fiasco

Last year I was recruited through the Millionaire Society to Lbinary, a binary options trading firm. I invested £300 which was then automatically traded by Lbinary's software. Seventeen trades won, 29 lost and two showed no result. This left £8 in my account so I decided binary options were not for me. However, two months later I found Lbinary used my debit card details to take from my bank account £2,000, then £1,000, and then a further £1,000, all without my authorisation.

Rise on the cards as contactless transaction limit goes up to £30 from tomorrow - but not all retailers are ready to apply the increase

A woman pays on a butchery with a contactless credit card system in the island of Majorca, Spain.

It means owners of such cards will be able to use them more regularly, rather than just for buying breakfast or a cup of coffee from Pret or Caffé Nero on the way into work.

Bank of England testing banks to measure resilience in face of collapse in Chinese output

House prices drop 20 per cent and the UK economy suffer a dip as big as the early 1980s recession, if an official model designed to forecast the effects of a Chinese economic crisis comes true.

What is Corbynomics and could it work? We look at the Labour leadership frontrunner's alternative economic plan

What is Corbynomics? Labour frontrunner's economic plan explained

Jeremy Corbyn has a plan for overhauling the economy and generating growth that is being dubbed 'Corbynomics'. It's matter of debate whether his ideas are new or whether he's recycling old ones that just haven't received this kind of thorough airing in decades. So what is Corbynomics and does it stack up?

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50 ways to save money: Simple steps to cut what you spend that could clear your debts or seriously boost your savings

50 ways to save money....

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.

SIMON LAMBERT: Eight simple but important lessons about money

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Learning more about money is a good way to keep hold of it and make more of it. Here are some simple but important things I'd teach people.

How to complain to the chief executive: We reveal the names and contact details of Britain's top company bosses

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Here is a list of the name and address for the chief executive of Britain's largest consumer facing companies: big banks, building societies, utilities companies, telecoms and mobile networks.

How to choose the best (and cheapest) DIY investing Isa - and our pick of the platforms

Pick the best (and cheapest) investment Isa platform

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.

Revealed: The world's cheapest and most expensive stock markets - and where the UK stands

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We highlight the world's cheapest and most expensive stock markets, measured on three popular valuation tools and where the UK sits.

INVESTING TIPS: Fund and trust ideas for beginner and cautious investors

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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.

INVESTING TIPS: Top fund and trust ideas for income investors

Income investing: Dividends can deliver both a healthy boost to long-term growth and a way to earn from your investments.

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.

INVESTING TIPS: Top fund and trust ideas for emerging markets

On the up: Emerging markets such as Brazil are where much of the world's growth is expected to be over future years.

If you're looking to add some flair to your investing Isa with emerging markets, This is Money's experts have some ideas to get you started

When will interest rates rise? Unemployment rises but wages robust after Bank hints at a move in early 2016

When will UK interest rates rise?

Unemployment has increased for the second month in a row, adding weight to the arguments of ratesetters in the lower for longer camp. This follows the outlook for when interest rates will rise shifting forwards slightly to about February 2016 in the recent inflation report.

Our savings picks: This is Money's five favourite best buy cash Isas for 2015

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We pick our five favourite cash Isas for savers. This is essential Isa reading and is kept up-to-date throughout the year

Looking for a better bank? This is Money's five of the best current accounts

Best five: which current accounts offer the best perks?

How hard does your bank account work for you? Here's our pick of the best accounts to make your money work harder, cut down on fees, or get free stuff.

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

Ten tips for buy-to-let

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

What next for house prices? House prices rise across the UK but London has caught a chill

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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.

What next for mortgage rates? The best fixed rates inch up as rate rise chatter increases - so is it time to fix?

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Some of the absolute cheapest mortgage rates have been pulled, as banks look to squeeze a little more from borrowers, but rates remain historically low.

Best paid UK jobs 2014: Compare your pay to the national average in the league table of salaries across 350 trades and professions

Best paid UK jobs 2014 Compare your pay to the national average

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.

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