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The investigation by Ireland's Central Bank concerned AIB customers with tracker mortgages.

It will soon be impossible to pay in shops with the notes, which are being replaced by plastic versions.

Croydon Council has apologised over the "unsuitable and overcrowded" accommodation.

The council with the most second homes in Wales is writing to the owners of 1,200 empty properties.

There's criticism of the move as ministers warn workers not to expect pay rises to match increasing costs.

Charities say a benefit payment for Scottish children should increase again next year.

Financial advisor Samuel Gee says people on average salaries struggle to buy houses in Bristol.

A charity says mandatory checks in England's private rental sector had unearthed thousands of serious hazards.

Billpayers are hit with £94 extra a year after 28 companies collapsed due to energy price hikes.

People struggling with their finances can access small, zero-cost loans as part of a nationwide trial.

But the Cambridge authority say local sales had stopped and the buyers want to live in the city.

Rent increases are adding extra pain to cost of living concerns in Scotland.

The errors, mostly worth a few pence a week, are thought to have been discovered in the 1990s.

More than eight in 10 people say they are worried about the cost-of-living, a BBC survey suggests.

Will and Niall Mills' music describes the "collapse" of a seaside town's working class community.

A new report has found over a million music streaming subscriptions have been cancelled by Brits.

Interest rates are one of the main tools used to keep the UK economy growing steadily.

The Renters Reform Bill will also end blanket bans on benefit claimants or families with children.