Official figures have revealed that British motorists pay the highest tax and duty costs in the EU.

A report from property analytics business Hometrack has shown that buyer interest within the housing market grew in February 2012.

Motorists and passengers are being urged to wear a seatbelt and challenge those in their vehicles that don’t.

A survey has revealed homeowners in the UK are delaying home repairs or trying to fix a problem themselves in order to save money.

According to the Driving Road Safety Organisation IAM figures from the DVLA have revealed there are over one million drivers who are aged 80 or over.

It has been announced that holidaymakers visiting France will have to carry a breathalyser kit in their car under a new law.

Figures have revealed the percentage of people who own their own home in the UK has fallen to its lowest level since 1988.

It has been revealed the price of diesel in the UK has reached a record high of 143.05p a litre since May last year when it peaked at 143.04p a litre.

Camden Council is taking legal action against the Government to stop the plans of the High Speed Rail Network going ahead.

Insurance is an integral part of modern life and you will no doubt have taken out various policies in order to help protect your finances. From home-related packages to medical cover and life insurance, there are many different forms of protection to consider.

Running a business or being self-employed can be stressful. You have to make sure everything runs to plan otherwise your reputation could suffer and your finances may quickly dwindle.

If you and any workers you have rely on the roads to get to your customers and perform your tasks, you might be feeling the financial strain. The cost of running work vehicles is rising all the time and this may be eating into your profit margin.

Chancellor George Osborne has made the decision to reintroduce the stamp duty land tax rate for first-time buyers.

Prime Minister David Cameron has met with insurance groups to discuss measures that can be taken to tackle insurance premiums.

Official figures have revealed the number of mortgages approved for people to purchase a home has dropped to its lowest since 1974.

New research has shown that used car prices have fallen but nearly-new car prices have increased as cars sold in Britain are getting older.

Homeowners are cutting the sale price of their houses in a bid to sell them quicker it has been revealed.

The number of car breakdowns over the last four days has increased because of the bad weather the UK has received.

A survey has revealed that motorists are willing to take on penalty points for a friend or family member.

Motorists have been urged to take extra care whilst driving as the big freeze is set to continue for the rest of the week.