Council Tax is a payment based on the value of your home and was introduced in Scotland in 1993.
11.05.2020 - 14:27 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Many car insurance companies have pledged to support struggling motorists throughout the coronavirus crisis.
From Wednesday, May 13, insurance firms will be expected to allow customers to defer payments while keeping their cover in place.
Some companies are already offering payment holidays or the option to temporarily reduce payments to help manage their finances.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) says payment holidays should last for between one and three months, but their proposed
Council Tax is a payment based on the value of your home and was introduced in Scotland in 1993.
Martin Lewis was back on television on Thursday night offering financial advice and guidance to viewers on several coronavirus-related topic s.
Furlough has been extended until the end of October and the UK Government will continue to pay 80 per cent of workers wages until July 31.
Martin Lewis and his team of money-saving experts have been chasing travel firms and holiday companies for clear answers on refund policies since flights were first suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Martin Lewis has teamed up with the Open University to launch a free online course to train people in the art of "financial self-defence".
Earlier this week, caravan owners slammed Parkdean Resorts, after the company refused to give refunds for UK caravans people are unable to use due to lockdown restrictions.
As lockdown continues to challenge our health and economy, Martin Lewis has issued some new advice on how to navigate this tricky financial situation.
For 10 weeks, Martin Lewis has been offering financial advice to consumers on a variety of coronavirus-related topics, including furlough, payment freezes and holiday refunds.
Martin Lewis's financial advice during the coronavirus pandemic has been vital to many workers needing financial support from their employers and the government.
Saving for the future may not feel like a priority at the moment as coronavirus continues to affect every household in Scotland.
New research by MoneySavingExpert.com suggests that taking a payment holiday on a mortgage or other forms of debt could potentially affect someone's future applications to borrow money.
With many summer holidays now looking unlikely, holidaymakers in the UK are looking to either cancel or rearrange their trips.