Money Tips Daily By Charles Kelly, Former Ifa And Author Of Yes, Money Can Buy You Happiness.

Some Schools, outdoor markets and car showrooms have been able to open again in England from Monday as the government eases its restrictions on some retail sites classed as "non-essential". This cannot come sooner for members of the British Retail Consortium (BRC), which estimates that the Coronavirus lockdown is costing non-essential retailers £1.8bn a week in lost sales In the meantime, what can customers expect and what is the timetable for the reopening of other types of outlets? From today, open air markets and car showrooms have been allowed to reopen. From 15 June, non-essential stores in England will be able to reopen. This includes shops selling clothes, toys, books, electronics, tailors, auction houses, photography studios and indoor markets. Other retail outlets are expected to resume business from next month. Pubs, restaurants, hairdressers, hotels, cinemas and places of worship will be allowed to open from 4 July at the earliest, if they can meet social distancing measures. In an open letter to p