• Premium Bonds issuer slashes odds of winning
  NS&I has cut the interest rates it pays, reducing the chances for savers in its £1m draw.
• No new 2p or £2 coins to be made for 10 years
  Coin mountains in storage mean The Royal Mint has no plans to produce any more for a decade.
• UK DIY sales soar but clothing stores fall behind
  The amount of retail sales continued to climb in August, but some sectors are still struggling.
• Premium Bonds: End is nigh for prizes on the doormat
  Prizes will not be sent through the post from March, NS&I announces, but paid directly to bank accounts.
• 'Nearly two-thirds' of workers commuting again, says ONS
  Some 62% reported commuting to work last week, according to the Office for National Statistics.
• Teens with learning disabilities locked out of savings
  Tens of thousands of children with learning disabilities are unable to access their savings when they turn 18.
• Business rent holiday extension 'will hit pension schemes'
  The extension of measures to protect firms will hit pensions, savings, and lenders, say landlords.