The former home of Audrey Hepburn in Switzerland is up for sale with a guide price of around £17,500,000 or CHF 19,000,000. Hepburn lived in the 12-bedroom eighteenth century Swiss home, La Paisible, which translates as The Peaceful, for 30 years. It is nestled in the picturesque village of Tolochenaz, near Lausanne, and offers a glimpse into the private world of one of Hollywood's most famous icons.

Last July, I had a medical incident while on holiday in Austria. I submitted a claim to my travel insurer AllClear in August, but the matter is still not settled. I keep receiving payment reminders from the various organisations who helped me. Having had two threats of court action, I forked out £10,000 of my own funds to settle the bills, but had little meaningful contact with the insurer. Please help.

I have spoken to the lease company and they said it would cost in the region of £75,000 to extend the lease. This is money none of the family are able to raise. The other maisonettes in the street have recently sold for £300,000. Renting is an option, but with three siblings, that can also be complicated.

Trump's tariffs could be bad news for savers, who have been making the most of higher interest rates to bulk up their rainy day funds. Investors are now betting that the Bank of England will cut interest rates three or four more times this year as a result of the economic turmoil. The base rate affects how much interest savers can earn on their money. In general, savings rates rise when the base rate is rising, and fall when it is falling.

Ford's 'Power Promise' will gift all new Ford EV buyers - cars and vans - a home charger, free installation, plus a 10,00-mile energy bonus. It's the first offering of its kind and aims to boost dwindling EV demand among private drivers.

George Hughes-Davies seems slightly baffled at how he's managed to grow his juice company, Daily Dose. The drinks maker sources and manufactures everything in the UK - the only juice company to do so - and uses wonky veg to do it. He hopes that changing tastes, namely the increased desire to know where our food and drink is made, will mean Daily Dose becomes as synonymous with juice as household names such as Innocent or Tropicana

There is only one region in Britain where the typical first-time buyer still gets on the housing ladder in their twenties, new data from TSB has shown. The bank looked at the average age of first-time buyers across England, Scotland and Wales, and found that most were aged either 32 or 33.

Saga expects its underlying annual profit for the year to come in lower than the previous year, citing weaker cash flow and near-term restructuring costs. The over 50s travel and insurance group said it expected a 'material increase in financing costs' this year. Saga posted a 25 per cent rise in underlying pre-tax profit to £47.8million for the year ending 31 January, driven by growth across its travel arm.

We detail how automotive players have responded to the government's most recent ZEV updates and its response to Trump tariffs. We've heard from green campaign groups, car manufacturers, public chargepoint operators and more. Here's what they've had to say about Sir Keir Starmer's backdown on EV policy.

A new tax year has arrived and for investors who are feeling brave amid market turmoil, it could be an opportunity to buy while the stock market is on sale. This is Money's Simon Lambert has been writing about investment platforms for almost two decades, these are his tips to get the best deal.

What do you need to know if you opt to work past state pension age, which is currently 66 for men and women. The full new state pension is about to rise to £230.25 per week or £11,973 per year. Our pensions agony uncle Steve Webb explains the National Insurance, private pension, tax and benefit rules for older people who still want to have a job.

Owning a second home is about to become a much more expensive pursuit, thanks to a barrage of tax increases imposed in recent months. Extra stamp duty and council tax levied on second properties could mean the sums no longer add up for many Britons.

A Grade II-listed tower in Boughton, Northampton, is going up for auction with a guide price of £225,000 to £250,000. The converted eighteenth century Hawking Tower was built as a folly by the Second Earl of Strafford and Wentworth. Its construction was mentioned in a letter to Whig politician and author, Horace Walpole, in 1756.

We break down recent DWP figures which show just how much Britons have saved - and the number of people with nothing to fall back on. It reveals how many people have more than £500,000 salted away and just how popular Premium Bonds are with different age groups.

Lucy* was left with debt markers on her credit score after Octopus Energy made a billing mistake with the leaseholder of one of her freehold properties. It meant her 'impeccable' credit score was damaged.

Welcome to the This is Money Motoring Club, our new service designed to help you save money on car ownership and keep on top of driving essentials. You can find out more and how to sign up to the This is Money Motoring Club below and take advantage of a special one-off £20 gift - and enter our competition to win a Nissan Qashqai lease car for six months.

Bercow was the Conservative MP for Buckingham from 1997 to 2019 and says he has never struggled to make ends meet. Born in Edgware, in Middlesex, he mixed politics with a career in merchant banking before putting his oratory skills to good use as a lecturer in communication and campaigning. He trained more than 600 Conservative supporters, including several MPs. After leaving Parliament, he wrote Unspeakable: The Autobiography. He also appeared in the US version of TV series The Traitors, making it to the final eight before getting 'murdered'.

JEFF PRESTRIDGE: I have a lot of personal finance appreciation for building societies. They support their communities, keeping branches open in towns where the banks have long upped sticks. They are also customer-centric (some better than others), and as a newspaper we've backed to the hilt their call for the Chancellor of the Exchequer to leave our cash Isas alone. Yet societies are not immune from criticism, especially when it comes to boardroom remuneration.

Choosing the right DIY platform is crucial but a wealth of choice and a variety of charges can leave investors scratching their heads. We pick some of the best. We pick some of the best. We also highlight why investing in an Isa makes sense, as it should protect your hopefully growing investments from tax forever.