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A TikTok user, who goes under the handle FactBuddy on the social media platform, weighed in on the debate, and the answers are quite self-explanatory when you think about it

UBS last year said it wanted to save £8bn by 2026 by reducing costs, including cutting about 3,000 jobs over several years

The bank said it had been a "positive start to the year" in unveiling first-quarter financial results in line with its expectations

The strong performance came in ahead of previous expectations for the industry, according to a new survey

Petrochemical Commercial Company, which is linked to the Iranian state, used a web of front companies in the UK to discreetly move money around the world, it is claimed

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said changes to the way that it gathers information on the UK labour force has seen it revise the unemployment rate down to 3.9% for the quarter, from the 4.2% previous estimate

Data from Atom bank shows some high street banks are still paying as little as 1.40% on their easy access accounts - but smaller building societies and challenger banks are paying over 5%

The London-headquartered firm founded by Conservative peer Lord Peter Cruddas said it was cutting its global workforce by about 17% to "drive efficiencies and control costs"

UK consumers soaked up warmer weather with trips to Spain last month, while fewer people spent money in pubs and bars on home territory, according to new data from digital bank Monzo

The 18-year-old got lucky on her very first try at the lottery, after her grandfather suggested the medical student give it a go as a bit of fun - she didn't even know what ticket to buy

This week Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced that Labour would not be reversing the Conservative's scrapping of the banker bonus cap if they got back into power

The bank has set aside about £29 million for a programme of initiatives which it said will help manage business expenses

Universal Credit is normally paid on the same day each month by the Department for Work and Pensions - but what time do payments normally hit UK bank accounts?

The average amount lost to romance scams last year was £6,937, slightly down from £8,237 in 2022

The Labour Party might be on a charm offensive with the fatcats in high finance, but Mirror columnist Paul Routledge asks if it's really necessary to be cosying quite so close to the bankers

The German banking giant said the move is part of efforts to cut 2.5 billion euros (£2.1 billion) of costs to help improve its profits

The Bank of England has paused its base rate for the fourth time in a row at 5.25% - we explain what this means for your mortgage, savings and if you have credit card or loan

The average first-time buyer put down a deposit of £53,414 last year, according to Halifax

The Spanish-owned bank said it is seeing a "modest" increase in customer arrears across mortgages, credit cards, unsecured personal loans and overdrafts in recent quarters.

Russia was brought to its knees earlier today after domestic internet experienced a complete shut down, leaving users unable to access popular websites and apps

Bra tycoon Michelle Mone did not join her husband Doug Barrowman, 58, in court, with the entrepreneur and six co-defendants on trial in Spain in a £5million embezzlement case

Customers have until 11.59pm on January 31 to switch to the TSB Spend and Save current account to get £125 - and in addition to this, you can also claim up to £60 in cashback

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES Footage has shown commandos entering the Jenin Hospital in Palestine and killed three militant suspects dressed as medical employees and armed with assault rifles

There were 30 passengers and nine crew on board the flight from Harbin in China who were forced to land in the world's coldest city in Siberia after an emergency

We round up all the key financial announcements and deadlines coming up in February, including the final cost of living payment, the latest interest rate decision and an update for energy bills