2018

Chancellor Philip Hammond has announce a review of the laws governing wedding venues in England and Wales, which could allow couples to tie the knot in the open air.

First-time buyers in shared ownership homes will pay zero stamp duty on the first £300,000 of any home that costs up to £500,000 with immediate effect, the Chancellor has announced. The change will be retrospective back to the last Budget (22 November 2017).

The Royal Mint will produce a 50p coin to mark the UK leaving the European Union, which will be available from spring 2019. 

Universal credit work allowances are to increase by £1,000 a year for working families and those with disabilities, meaning they could have an extra £630 a year in their pockets, the Chancellor revealed today.

Small supplier Eversmart Energy has launched the cheapest one-year fix on the market – but you'll need to pay the whole cost upfront. 

Pensions cold-calling will be made illegal this autumn, the Government has confirmed.

People struggling with serious debt are set to be given a longer grace period of 60 days before being hit with further interest, charges and enforcement action, the Treasury has announced.

Train firms have promised the 26-30 Railcard will be available to buy nationwide by the end of the year.

If you're submitting a self-assessment tax return, the paper deadline to avoid a £100 fine is just days away – and we've just passed the 100-day countdown for the final deadline in January. 

Apple's new 'affordable' iPhone XR is now available to buy in shops – here's our round-up of the best deals.