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Scotland's health service workers are being urged to reject a 5% pay offer from the Scottish government.more

The Council of the European Union yesterday adopted the last three pieces of legislation necessary for Croatia to use the euro as its currency from 1 January 2023. This concludes the procedure allowing the country to join the euro area.more

Someone’s life could soon change forever, with a record EuroMillions jackpot up for grabs. more

Retail sales are falling at a rate "not seen since the depths of the pandemic", as price rises hit household budgets, a UK retail body has said. more

Airline tickets will undoubtedly become more expensive as fuel costs increase, said Willie Walsh, CEO of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and former head of British Airways, in an interview with the BBC.more

Sweatcoin's app awards you one 'Sweatcoin' for every 1,000 steps you take.more

All types of household energy bill are now heading above £3,000 a year this winter, say energy industry sources. more

The country is currently in the midst of a cost of living crisis, and Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced measures aimed at relieving some of the pressures that households are facing. more

RAC analysis found the average cost of a litre of the fuel at UK forecourts rose by 16.6p in June, from 174.8p to 191.4p - the highest monthly increase in records dating back to 2000. more

Poles' trust in digital wallets is growing - according to a published study by SW Research. When e-shopping, 29% of them use digital tools of the same type. customers.more

Sheldon Mills, executive director of consumers and competition at the FCA, told the PA news agency the organisation and lenders have to be proactive. more

More than two million low-income workers will no longer pay National Insurance from now, owing to a change in the way the tax is collected. more

67 percent Poles expect their households' spending to increase in the coming months, according to the report "More modest and less, or the life of the Polish consumer". When choosing products, 73 percent. of respondents pay attention primarily to the price.more

A record number of people are pawning items to borrow money from Britain’s largest pawnbroker amid an escalating cost of living crisis.more

The fortunes of the world's 500 richest people declined by a total of $1.4 trillion in the first half of 2022 as a result of falling share prices, among other factors. This is financially the worst six months on record for the global billionaire class, Bloomberg reported.more

The national insurance thresholds are set to change next week, reducing the tax bill of millions of workers. The government announced the changes in the Spring Statement to help with the cost of living crisis, and it is thought that the average worker will save around £330 a year.more

The hunt is on for a lottery ticket winner who is unknowingly sitting on a fortune. more

Since the beginning of this year, almost 11 percent. the number of payers with arrears in paying social security contributions increased. And their debt increased, reports Rzeczpospolita.more

A portion of fish for PLN 150 and a waffle with whipped cream for PLN 35 are already the norm in Polish resorts - reports "Super Express" today. The journal cites a poll of the Pollster Research Institute, which shows that due to the high price of 59 percent. of respondents will resign from travel leave this year.more

Poundland is increasing the number of products it sells for a pound as retailers battle for customers. Around half of its products are priced at a pound, but the business says by the end of this week 60% of what it sells will be a pound or less.more

BMA members’ call for reversal of real-terms cuts over last 14 years increases chances of strike action/more

Students planning to move away from home for the upcoming academic year should budget at least €13,305 if they’re moving to Dublin, but staying at home might save them about €7,000.more

Camelot, the outgoing UK national lottery operator, has said players have “tightened their belts” in the face of soaring living costs, as it reported lower sales of tickets and instant win games.more

In Italy, leniency is ending for those owners of shops, service outlets and eateries who refuse to accept card payments. It will be obligatory from Thursday. There is a financial penalty for refusal.more

If you’re hoping to buy a property in London, the situation is even more dire. more