With the expansion of the Ultra Low Emission Zone arriving in a week’s time, Transport for London estimates that 135,000 car and van drivers every day are set to be stung by the £12.50 charge.
The expansion is set to hit the pockets of the capital’s poorest residents who cannot afford to replacing their ageing cars.
A vehicle scrappage scheme designed to help low income families purchase complaint motors was launched in 2019, but This is Money has discovered that
Owners of some cars could make thousands of pounds extra if they take advantage of a recent boom in used motor values and sell their vehicles today, research shows.
With new car supplies low and orders placed today not expected to arrive for up to a year, the second-hand market is going through a ‘bonkers’ period of demand that has pushed average prices of used models 21 per cent higher than they were a year ago.
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Efforts to revive the classic Mini Moke have taken a new electrified step as the British firm behind a limited run of reborn models has announced there will be battery-powered versions.
Order books have opened today, with prices starting from £32,480 in the UK, with cars set to arrive next summer.
It will be powered by a 44bhp motor and battery, providing a relatively steady top speed of 62mph and a range of just 89 miles on a single charge.
Couples will now need to find an extra £2,200 a year to keep up a comfortable retirement lifestyle after the pandemic, after the pension industry’s guidelines for spending expectations were revised in the wake of Covid.
It means couples will need another £54,400 and total pension savings of nearly a quarter of a million pounds to enjoy a retirement of £8 bottles of wine, two annual holidays to Europe, and a restaurant budget of £500 a month.
The research also
Der legendäre französische Koch Pierre Koffmann sagt, dass es eine der besten Entscheidungen ist, die er je getroffen hat, als er jung war, in eine Rente zu investieren.
Der 73-Jährige, einer der wenigen Köche in Großbritannien, der jemals mit drei Michelin-Sternen ausgezeichnet wurde, sagte Donna Ferguson, dass er vor 40 Jahren mit dem Sparen für seinen Ruhestand begonnen habe und jetzt die Früchte ernte.
Seine Küche ist so begehrt, dass er mit einer einzigen Mahlzeit bis zu 250.000 Pfund für
We are heading for a cost of living crisis. Energy bills are rising, food prices are set to soar and tax hikes will soon start to bite.
The pandemic threw many of our finances up in the air. Many were forced onto furlough and saw their incomes shrink overnight; others saved a fortune as commuting and socialising became impossible in lockdown.
But now we are emerging from the virus crisis, many are seeing their expenses rise as they return to
With people this weekend set to flock to cinemas to see the latest Bond film, No Time to Die, we take a look back at cars that have featured in previous movies and then sold for well above their average values
With the public this weekend set to flock to cinemas across the country to enjoy Daniel Craig’s final appearance as 007 in ‘No Time to Die‘, we thought it was the ideal time to take a look
Rolls-Royce has today revealed the first images and details of its Spectre electric luxury car that will herald a fully electrified line-up within a decade – with a name that will leave even James Bond shaken and stirred.
The new zero-emissions Spectre will be on sale by the end of 2023 and the entire Rolls-Royce range will be battery powered by 2030, said the firm – owned by BMW – with its boutique factory headquarters at Goodwood in Sussex.
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Divorcees are facing hardship in retirement by picking property over pensions, experts warn today.
Family law experts and financial advisers have told Money Mail that women are often too quick to accept the family home in a divorce settlement, overlooking the value of pension wealth.
But advisers and solicitors also say an increasing number of women are now the family breadwinners, so must pay up in divorce.
Hidden wealth: Family law experts and financial advisers say women are often too
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