Romance Fraud Costs UK Victims £102 Million as Scam Reports Surge
Romance scams drained over £102 million from UK victims in a single year, with reported cases jumping by nearly 30%. Here's what everyday users need to know to stay safe.
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Romance scams drained over £102 million from UK victims in a single year, with reported cases jumping by nearly 30%. Here's what everyday users need to know to stay safe.
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The US added just 115,000 jobs in April — well below expectations — while ECB's Lagarde signaled a tougher stance on stablecoins. Here's what both mean for your wallet.
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The UK's FCA has launched a competition investigation into PayPal, Mastercard, and Visa — just as court data reveals a sharp rise in unpaid debt cases among British households.
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Mastercard and ČSOB completed the first AI-agent-initiated payment in the Czech Republic. Here's what autonomous payments are, and why your bank account experience may never be quite the same.
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The SEC proposed letting public companies report earnings twice a year instead of four times. Here's why less data could matter for your investments.
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Oil hit its highest price since 2022 as Middle East tensions escalate. The Bank of England is already warning that rates could rise — here's what that means for your wallet.
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From rising food and energy costs to pricier imported cars, two major geopolitical shocks are reshaping everyday budgets. Here's what you need to know.
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Two fintech milestones landed on the same day: Wise launched multi-currency interest accounts in Canada, while Revolut crossed 70 million customers worldwide.
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US consumer prices rose 0.9% in March 2026, while household spending grew faster than incomes — signalling fresh pressure on everyday budgets and Fed rate decisions.
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The ECB has cut rates, while the Fed and the Bank of England are still waiting. How will these decisions affect mortgages, savings and everyday expenses?
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Eurozone inflation surprised in April by rising to 3.0%. The increase was mainly driven by higher fuel prices. What does this mean for the ECB and ordinary households?
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