3 h. ago Vinted users fury over new rule change that can now get you BANNED from the app

Vinted users are fuming after the popular resale app introduced a new rule that could see users banned for a once-common selling trick.

Events

50 h. ago £100 payment limit in UK shops could be scrapped after October 15

Major changes are being considered for everyone with a bank card

Economics

52 h. ago Call for major supermarket loyalty card change as millions banned

Experts say the rules need to change as a huge number of shoppers are not allowed to use the saving schemes

Economics

62 h. ago HMRC to make 'blatant' change to tax the bank of mum and dad

The HMRC is rumoured to be planning a clampdown on the 'Bank of Mum and Dad', with critics warning that it will have a 'drastic effect' on families in the UK

Economics

2 d. ago Vinted update as users could face ban from app after new rule change

Vinted has updated its terms and conditions, with sellers now banned from doing one key thing

Politics

3 d. ago Celtic sack the board protestors return with 'dangerous rhetoric' claim Neil Lennon publicly condemned

The calls for change included banners and demands for Desmond, Nicholson and Lawwell to go

Events

3 d. ago Vinted update as users face being banned after new rule change

The second-hand selling site has updated its terms and conditions and sellers must now not do one thing

Events

3 d. ago Vinted users face being banned from today as new rule introduced

The second-hand selling site has updated its terms and conditions and sellers must now not 'delete and re-list the same Item multiple times or multiple items in bulk'

Events

4 d. ago Vinted users prepare for frustrating change which some say is 'not fair'

Just one years after Vinted was forced to make a U-turn to appease sellers, users of the popular online marketplace have once again expressed dismay over new rules which could make things trickier

Politics

5 d. ago Vinted set to bring in major new rule on Monday as users left furious

Vinted is changing its terms and conditions on September 8 in a move that is likely to spark a lot of backlash.

Politics

6 d. ago Ex flight attendant earns £110k a month after switching jobs because of passenger comment

A former flight attendant has shared how she ditched her job to pursue a new passion - and it has completely changed her life and her bank balance for the better

Economics

7 d. ago Lloyds bank announces major change impacting thousands of staff

The banking group is changing how it monitors and reviews staff performance, potentially putting thousands of jobs at risk

Politics

7 d. ago Thousands of Lloyds Banking Group staff at risk of losing jobs in push for ‘high

The banking group plans to change how it monitors the performance of its employees and manages staff turnover within the business

Events

7 d. ago Parking law change for England update as 'every street' could see ban introduced

The Department for Transport has confirmed that an announcement is imminent on calls for councils to automatically ban any parking on pavements

Politics

7 d. ago High street bank cuts opening hours at one Scottish branch and 40 in UK

The bank has confirmed big changes to walk-in branches while other locations will shut for an extra day each week.

Politics

8 d. ago Lloyds to put thousands of staff at risk of dismissal in performance drive

The banking group plans to change how it monitors the performance of its employees and manages staff turnover within the business.

Events

8 d. ago From bank robber to scholar: the Knoxville dropout fighting to change how we see addiction

Kirsten Smith was 19 when she first tried heroin; within a few years she was in prison. She says she willingly made bad choices and wants society to stop treating addiction as a diseaseKirsten Smith was 16 when a boy from school injected her with morphine, 18 when she and a date Googled how to crush up and inject themselves with oxycodone, and 19 when she first shot up heroin. Living in Knoxville, Tennessee and modelling herself on Pulp Fiction’s freewheeling Mia Wallace, Smith spent her days experimenting with alcohol, cannabis, ecstasy, mushrooms, LSD and benzodiazepines. She read Kurt Vonnegut and the Beats, and wrote poems on an actual typewriter while listening to the Velvet Underground. For Smith, as for thousands of Americans who came of age in the early 2000s, drug use was a seemingly harmless lifestyle choice.That is, until she ran out of money. After Smith dropped out of high school and started regularly using heroin, she was caught stealing credit cards and chequebooks fr...

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8 d. ago State Pensioners urged to simple change to online banking settings to help with finances

"For pensioners, keeping finances simple and organised is crucial."

Economics

9 d. ago Appeals court allows Trump administration to end the ‘climate bank’ where $20B was set aside to fund climate change projects

Billions of dollars have been sitting in Citibank accounts since February amid the back-and-forth legal battle

Economics

1 week ago London teacher banned from classroom after changing room voyeurism conviction

Christopher Arnold, who worked at a private school in south London, was placed on the sex offenders register

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