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The EU referendum result is providing an unexpected boost to the property market on the west coast of Scotland, according to a local land and estate expert.

Average starting salaries for professional roles in the UK have grown by 3.68 per cent in the past three years and the upward trend is set to continue next year, according to Robert Half's 2017 Salary Guide.

Britons are taking on unsecured debt at a faster pace than any time in the last decade, according to latest data from financial capability charity The Money Charity.

Houses in South Queensferry have shown one of the largest increases in average house prices over the last three months, according to the latest analysis by estate agents ESPC.

A new Bank of Scotland plastic £5 bank note featuring a design produced by a Dundee schoolgirl has been bought at auction for a staggering £18,600.

Monthly contactless card spending has passed the £2 billion mark, new figures from The UK Cards Association show.

September saw the accounting deficit of defined benefit (DB) pension schemes for the UK’s 350 largest listed companies reduced slightly from £160 billion at the end of August to £152 billion by the end of last month.

A Danish billionaire is homing in on the Duke of Buccleuch to become Scotland's biggest private landowner after his latest £8 million double estate swoop.

Edinburgh-based fund manager Walter Scott & Partners has announced a profit rise of 86 per cent in the year to December 2015.

Professor Graeme Roy The Scottish economy demonstrated resilience over the summer fuelled by a boost in tourism while Scottish firms achieved modest overall growth in business volumes, according to the latest Royal Bank of Scotland Business Monitor.

Jason McLeod ABL Business, the Yorkshire-based business support consultancy offering commercial finance and marketing support to SMEs, has expanded its team operating north of the border.

Blair Milne Accountancy firm Campbell Dallas is seeking a buyer for an independent garage business based in Castle Douglas after the business was placed into liquidation.

Almost half (48 per cent) of UK banking customers are still not comfortable managing their finances solely online or by mobile.

FTSE100 companies have set aside £31.3 billion in the last 12 months to meet legal claims – a 22 per cent increase from the £25.6 billion set aside in the previous year.

The Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon investment trust has announced it is reducing fees to 0.55 per cent on assets over £250m.