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Nationwide will start paying the £100 Fairer Share bonus next week – do you qualify?
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Autumn Budget 2025: Will taxes rise further – and which areas could Rachel Reeves target?
After announcing cash injections for several departments in her June Spending Review, the chancellor has refused to rule out tax hikes this autumn
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The most underrated places to buy a home in the UK
House prices tend to be sky-high in some of the most desirable parts of the UK. We look at ten underrated areas which boast great amenities without an outsized price tag.
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5 reasons why now is the time to audit your savings and investments
Last-minute decisions made in April’s rush towards the end of the financial year could cost you
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Nationwide will start paying the £100 Fairer Share bonus next week – do you qualify?
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HMRC raises £1.5 billion from special investigations into the wealthy in 2023/24
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Resilient and profitable performers will excel in the era of deglobalisation
Opinion James Harries, co-manager, STS Global Income & Growth Trust, selects his favourite stocks as he shares where he'd put his money
Investing
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Retail bond paying 7.5% launches – should you buy it?
A new bond from care village operator Belong looks eye-catching but how do retail bonds work, and what are the risks?
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Emotional investing: what is it and how you can avoid it
Are you an emotional investor? Your feelings could be damaging your long-term investments, but here's how to stay rational when the markets are turbulent.
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Who’s driving Tesla?
As Elon Musk steps back from government with his eyes on the stars, investors ask if he’s still behind the wheel at his electric-car maker.
By Dan McEvoy Published
Personal Finance
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From old clocks to vintage dolls worth thousands – are you sitting on a fortune in your attic?
Many of us are guilty of hoarding things in the loft, but, from coins and vintage jewellery to war memorabilia, your attic could hold items worth thousands of pounds. We look at how much they could sell for
By Ruth Emery Published
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Time to remortgage? Everything you need to know to get the best deal
A mortgage is likely to be your biggest monthly expense, which makes securing the best rate and terms crucial when it’s time to remortgage
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Pensioner poverty hotspots – where in the UK retirement is most of a struggle
We look at where in the UK over 50s are at greater risk of financial vulnerability due to low homeownership and higher cost of living
By Laura Miller Published
Economy
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What did Rachel Reeves announce in the Spending Review?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced budget increases for some departments, including a £29 billion annual injection for the NHS, but others will see cuts. What was announced in the Labour Spending Review, and what does it mean for your money?
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When is the Spending Review – and what could be announced?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is facing some difficult choices in the upcoming Spending Review, which will be unveiled on Wednesday. We look at what could be announced.
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Property
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Should you overpay your mortgage?
If you have spare cash left over at the end of the month, should you overpay your mortgage, or would savings or your pension be a better home for your money?
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8 of the best houses for sale for around £2 million
The best houses for sale for around £2 million – from a houseboat moored at London’s Prospect Quay, Wandsworth, to a 15th-century chateau in Pas-de-Calais, France
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Savings
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Best regular savings accounts – get up to 7.5%
Savings The top regular savings accounts pay as much as 7.5%. If you’re looking to stash small amounts away each month, we list the accounts worth looking at
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The best one-year fixed savings accounts – earn up to 4.45%
Savings Earn up to 4.45% on one-year fixed savings accounts. We've found all the best deals available now
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Best easy-access savings accounts – earn up to 5%
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