In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Thursday 23rd August 2018 – nine firms in default, longest ever rally, Superdrug hack risk, hard Brexit preparation documents, and tech firm windfall tax.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Wednesday 22nd August 2018 – don’t blame fraud victims, Ryanair cheques bounce, putting off potential buyers, social media car choice, and inaccurate price comparison sites.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Tuesday 21st August 2018 – unpaid bills rising, business confidence falls, call for contactless limit rise, public finance surplus, and Bank Holiday spending.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Monday 20th August 2018 – falling short of a basic lifestyle, Greece completes third bailout, collective energy switching trial, failure to plan for care costs, and AI jobs warning.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Friday 10th August 2018 – House of Fraser in trouble, 20 more years of low interest rates, Brexit contingency plans, defrauded by credit card, and falling arrears & possessions.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Thursday 9th August 2018 – pound falls on Brexit fears, rent rises forecast, public sector pay rises wiped out, and unfashionable dogs abandoned.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Wednesday 8th August 2018 – life expectancy slowdown, Tesla privatisation plan, British Gas price hike, Fox Sky takeover bid, and crypto selloff continues.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Tuesday 7th August 2018 – World Cup spending boost, safeguard energy tariff rise, euro parity warning, Facebook seeks bank data, and UK car sales rise in July.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Monday 6th August 2018 – Wonga rescue package, falling confidence, green belt affordable housing, HSBC costs rise, and crypto miner listing.

In this edition of The Briefing from Informed Choice on Friday 3rd August 2018 – rate rise, one trillon dollars, Amazon pays less tax, RBS dividend expected, and rent crisis spills into towns.