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Amazon tells customer to return 'lost' phone

An Amazon customer paid two £108 instalments for a phone that was lost in transit. The company then told them to return the item to get a refund. Read the full story.

Saks Global enters Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection

Luxury retail giant Saks Global, owner of Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The move follows a $4.7bn debt burden and leadership upheaval. Read the full story.

Jan Forster Estates collapses with £328k debts

Gosforth-based Jan Forster Estates Ltd entered administration owing over £328,000. The business was sold to the founder's daughter in a pre-pack deal. Read the full report.

UK Credit Card Borrowing Hits 2-Year High

A worrying Bank of England report shows consumer credit growth surged to 8.1% in November. Experts warn of debt risks as millions struggle with festive costs. Get free debt advice.

5 Money Talks for Couples Before Moving In

Experts urge couples to discuss finances before moving in together. Debt, joint accounts, and future goals are key to avoiding relationship strain. Get free advice from MoneyHelper.

Public pension bill hits £200k per UK household

Analysis reveals the UK's unfunded public sector pension liability has surged to £5.8 trillion, burdening each household with £203,000. Experts warn of an intergenerational betrayal. Read the full report.

Driver hit with £108,000 fine for Ulez offences

A Kia Ceed owner has accumulated a staggering £108,000 in penalties for repeatedly violating London's Ulez and Congestion Charge rules. Discover the full story and the consequences of non-payment.

DWP begins Universal Credit fraud crackdown

Chancellor Rachel Reeves greenlights a DWP crackdown on Universal Credit fraud, aiming to save £1.2bn. Claimants are told to gather financial evidence to avoid penalties.

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