The £9bn cladding black hole: Property left facing shock bills

Four leading developers have made almost £10 billion in profits since the Grenfell disaster and have pledged just over £400 million to fix unsafe homes. Here, the Mail dissects their offers… Persimmon (value: £9.25 billion) OFFER: £75 million for 26 buildings with potentially dangerous cladding and other safety defects. Nine of these are over 18 … Read more

How the crash hit our cash: What DID Covid do to Britain’s finances? 

Record low interest rates, a stock market crash, soaring unemployment, a turbo-charged property market and more savings than ever in the bank.  There has never been a year quite like it for our household finances.  Here, Money Mail looks at the winners and losers of a rollercoaster 12 months…  When Britain rode the rollercoaster: There has … Read more

What will be revealed on first ever ‘Tax Day’?

‘Tax Day’ is a newly-introduced date in the financial calendar scheduled for tomorrow, when consultations on future tax raids could be revealed. Traditionally this is done at the Budget, but this year the Treasury decided to announce some extra business separately, ‘to allow for more transparency and scrutiny’. The Government has already unveiled one bit … Read more

Searching for the dream job? Here’s how to stand out

Olivia Walker applied for more than 60 roles in lockdown to find her dream job. She had previously worked at a bank on a graduate scheme, but wasn’t sure this field was where her future lay.  ‘I’ve always been interested in sustainability and wanted to do something in that area,’ she says. Olivia, from Bermondsey … Read more

Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney wants to save the planet 

As Mark Carney chats away about his book on a Zoom call, Hope, an 80 ft blue whale, hovers above him. Or rather her skeleton, on display in London’s Natural History Museum, looms over his head as he prepares to give the institution’s annual science lecture that evening. ‘They promised me I could do it … Read more

UK on way to a rapid recovery, says Bank of England’s chief economist

UK economy on course for a rapid recovery as restrictions ease, Bank of England’s chief economist predicts By Daily Mail City & Finance Published: 22:01 GMT, 18 March 2021 | Updated: 22:01 GMT, 18 March 2021 Positive outlook: The Bank of England’s chief economist Andy Haldane The economy is on course for a rapid recovery … Read more

How to close the gender gaps on earning saving and spending

For more than a decade I’ve spent my life thinking and writing about money. As a financial journalist, I’ve written hundreds of columns on the City, the stock market, the super-rich, pension funds and family budgets. I don’t think money buys you happiness but I know it gives you freedom. Having enough money gives you … Read more

Fight to be a financial feminist: Women face inequality over money

For more than a decade I’ve spent my life thinking and writing about money. As a financial journalist, I’ve written hundreds of columns on the City, the stock market, the super-rich, pension funds and family budgets. I don’t think money buys you happiness but I know it gives you freedom. Having enough money gives you … Read more

Bosses on the hook for accounting errors in shake-up of audit rules 

Bosses to be held responsible for accounting errors in major shake-up of audit rules By Mark Shapland For The Daily Mail Published: 01:14 GMT, 17 March 2021 | Updated: 01:39 GMT, 17 March 2021 Senior executives will be on the block for accounting errors in a major shake-up of audit rules. In reforms to be … Read more