The Jaecoo 7 is the latest Chinese car to arrive in the UK. It's a fraction of the cost of other premium SUVs, starting from under £30k and topping out at just over £35k. But is it any good? Freda Lewis-Stempel drives it from Scotland to England to find out.

My father has a fence at the end of his garden. There's a new neighbour who lives on the other side of it who wants to remove the trees and hedges which have given him privacy for the past 20 years. What are his rights?

Longbow was founded in 2023 by a trio of electric vehicle masterminds with backgrounds at Tesla, Lucid, BYD, Polestar, Uber and even an electric speedboat brand. With a starting price of £64,995, its debut model is less than half what the new Tesla Roadster will cost as Elon Musk's former employees look to steal a march on the US firm's electric sports car.

Individual savings accounts have been a prized tool for savvy savers for the past 26 years - and cash Isas are more valuable than ever. Unlike other savings accounts, you won't have to pay a penny of tax on the interest you earn on them. Currently, you get a new £20,000 tax allowance each tax year, so you can use up this year's allowance by April 5 and put in another £20,000 from April 6.

HMRC will no longer ask hundreds of thousands of people with side hustles to file a tax return under new plans unveiled this week. Current rules mean that anyone who earns less than £1,000 in side gigs within a tax year does not have to pay tax or declare the income, because of the Trading Allowance.

In recent days, the US stock market - a key source of investment return for investors like me and you - has been seriously rattled by the antics of gunslinger Donald Trump and his America-first approach: tariffs uber alles.

New figures from the Link network of ATMs show that, despite efforts to maintain access to cash, the total value of withdrawals has dropped significantly in every area of the country since the pandemic. However, some areas are ditching cash at a much faster rate than others.

Awful April is just weeks away and households are bracing themselves for huge increases in their bills. While council tax and energy bills are all set to rise, the biggest price hike will come from your water bill. We explain why prices are rising and how you can cut your bill.

ECB president Christine Lagarde (pictured) said it was 'impossible' to guarantee that policymakers would meet a 2% inflation target in the short term given the global volatility. Her comments came after Europe said it would impose tariffs on up to £22bn of American goods from next month in retaliation to Trump's 25% levy on steel and aluminium imports from the bloc.

Nationwide is dishing out £600million to eligible members as a 'big thank you' following its acquisition of Virgin Money last year. The payment scheme is separate to the lender's 2025 Fairer Share Scheme, which Nationwide said it 'hopes to announce' in May, 'depending on financial performance.'

John Rodger, 88, was holidaying on the Mediterranean island of Gozo when his house in rural Norfolk burnt down. Advantage Insurance disputed his claim for a payout because a fire service report found the property may have been equipped as a cannabis farm - an idea dismissed by John as a 'complete joke'.

Tempting as it may be to dismiss the chorus of high-earners complaining that they aren't rich, it's worth considering why those on double the average salary or more are moaning so much. Since Tony Blair came to power, we have seen a radical redefinition of what it means to be a higher earner and a massive stealth tax raid.

Volvo is looking to a future without estate cars, turning its back on what has become a 'niche' body shape that dates back 70 years in the Swedish company's heritage. With the manufacturer synonymous with the station-wagon body, traditionalists are bound to be unhappy with the move.

Looking for a new home? Whether a smart urban pad, rural retreat or luxury retirement development, it is vital not to let the heart rule the head. Estate agents share their top warning signs to look out for when you visit a property to ensure that you are not investing your hard-earned cash into a giant money pit.

I am a fit 31-year-old who unfortunately suffered a sudden cardiac arrest whilst on holiday in the US last year. When I went to make a claim on my travel insurance for the medical treatment I received, it was declined because I hadn't declared a visit to my doctor over an earache 18 months before. I am worried sick I'll be on the hook for a six-figure sum. Please help.

TPS send me a letter every year asking if my circumstances have changed in respect of marriage, civil partnership, cohabiting. If they do then I will stop receiving my widow's pension. How can they possibly know what my financial circumstances are to be able to judge whether I can afford to lose this money so how can this be fair?

Norway is still a niche option compared to heading to the Alps, but ski firms say report it is having a moment. Behind the rise in demand for Norway lies a reputation for being family-friendly and snow-sure. Simon Lambert has skied and snowboarded for almost four decades, in Europe, North America and even New Zealand, but has never been to Norway until now - he paid it a visit to see why it's becoming so popular.

While MG and BYD are already established in the UK, there are 10 different Chinese brands in total that will be selling passenger cars to British drivers in 2025. Here's a brief overview of the Chinese brands you can buy in the UK already - and those due to launch here very shortly. We also explain which of their models to keep an eye out for and how many dealers they will have nationwide.

My father has decided to give some money away now to me and my sister and will give us £90,000 each, which he said he would like to go straight into a pension, as neither of us have much retirement savings. I am a dad of two children under 10 and a single parent, so have a low income as I cannot work full-time and get some Universal Credit.

The once-fashionable tech stocks are out while safer assets and income-focused investments are in, in response to global uncertainty. While some savvy savers are also looking to cash in on the geopolitical volatility in Europe.

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.