The singer has left her £1.7 million fortune to her three surviving children, and specific instructions for her children to get their money's worth from her unreleased music.
The royal family's finances are under the microscope as they are set to be given a massive pay bump thanks to British taxpayers, with many calling the increase "scandalous" during the ongoing [...]
The iconic leather jacket worn by the late actress in the classic 1978 musical Grease has sold for almost a million dollars at auction.
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Legendary guitarist Brian May has shared a warning to music fans after his likeness was discovered being used in an "insanely terrifying" way.
Three sisters from the US who inherited a dime coin kept it hidden in a bank vault for more than 40 years as a financial safety net, but little did they know the true value of the coin.
The UK rock band have been forced to issue a warning for fans looking to buy resale tickets for their highly-anticipated reunion tour, after tickets were listed for more than 23 times over their [...]
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As more people grapple with a cost-of-living crisis, a key driver of loneliness is struggling with money.
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