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A pensioner caught up in an investment saga lost it all, prompting warnings to others.

UK house prices still rose by 10.5% compared with a year ago, Nationwide building society says.

The move is among a raft of recommendations put forward by a committee in a bid to tackle poverty.

A plan is agreed to reduce aggressive debt collection, although charities still want statutory regulation.

Some travel insurance policies will not cover cancellation costs for travellers told to self-isolate.

Strong demand for houses will last into 2022 as buyers react to the pandemic, says property website Zoopla.

The bank says most of the accounts have limited activity and are not being used.

A new Couch to Financial Fitness programme aims to help people organise their finances post-pandemic.

The eco-homes that will be built for social housing will be gas free and fitted with soar panels.

A temporary rise in incapacity benefits has been introduced to cover a two-week isolation period.

People living in rural areas have less chance of withdrawing or depositing cash nearby, research finds.

Subpostmasters wrongly convicted of offences during an IT scandal are to receive interim compensation.

The background to the cases of sub-postmasters whose convictions were based on evidence from faulty IT.

Remote working meant the Lancaster family could live anywhere - they found their sea view in Scarborough.

People have been spending more on non-essentials as Covid restrictions ease, Nationwide says.

Lenders agree to change applications for loans involving buildings below 18m high, the government says.

The Poplar and Limehouse MP is accused of "deliberately and dishonestly" obtaining social housing.

There are calls for second home owners to have more of a say in government policy on tax.

Sales surged during June but analysts say the property boom has peaked as stamp duty holidays are withdrawn.