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Sky agrees £1.6billion takeover of ITV entertainment to create Britain's largest commercial broadcaster
The proposed deal would combine Sky and ITV's entertainment businesses as they seek to compete with major US streaming platforms.
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Skipton Building Society reveals how savers can get £800 boost as ISA overhaul looms
Pension savings face 67% 'death' inheritance tax raid under HMRC changes
Savings mistake costs Britons £6.9billion with cash left ‘earning no interest at all’
Savings interest rates have been on the rise recently but many bank customers have not been taking advantage of these hiked deals
Energy price guarantee extended for three months saving Britons £160
The energy price guarantee has been extended by the Treasury until June - saving Britons from a hike in their bills from next month.
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'Abolish the two-child benefit cap!' Suella Braverman slams Tories as thousands losing £3,200 a year
The Resolution Foundation has found around 400,000 low-income families will lose roughly £3,200 a year due to the benefit cap
Cash access alert: Businesses under fire for refusing physical payments as Britons lose 'fundamental right'
Consumers are increasingly concerned about the lack of sufficient cash access in Britain
Octopus Energy offers FREE electricity to customers who cut usage during this week's solar eclipse
Wednesday's eclipse will temporarily wipe out a significant portion of the nation's solar output
Renters paying extra £1,200 a year while landlords set to get £70billiion windfall from Government
Rent costs have skyrocketed in recent years while taxpayer money continues to go into the pockets of private landlords
Ofgem to consider 'dynamic' price cap based on time of day you use energy
Ofgem wants to hear from billpayers as well as charities, consumer groups, businesses, and suppliers about their proposals and views on the future of the price cap
Chart shows how triple lock has boosted state pension as pensioners could get another 'sizeable' uplift
Earnings data is “likely” to be the figure used to uprate the state pension next year, experts have suggested