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One million people in line for a tax top-up from HMRC - are you one of them?
Around one million people who missed out on pension tax relief are in line for a top-up – but a former pensions minister is warning people could miss out on the payments.
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Nationwide boosts rates on fixed savings accounts and ISAs again – how do they compare?
Nationwide Building Society has upped the rates on some of its fixed rate savings accounts and cash ISAs.
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Thousands more people dragged into dividend tax net – how to protect your investments
Tens of thousands are being dragged into paying dividend tax thanks to a reduced allowance – but there are ways to shield yours from the taxman.
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London house prices: Is the capital's property boom over?
Buyers and investors have been drawn towards the capital’s property market for years. But as house prices stall, is the market as lucrative as it once was and are buyers and investors still interested?
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Inside the Bank of England: Gold vaults and ‘giant’ bank notes worth tens of thousands
Podcast Insiders from the Bank of England have revealed some quirky and lesser-known facts about what can be found in its vaults.
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How to choose an S&P 500 ETF
The S&P 500 index tracks the performance of large US companies. Its historic gains have made it a popular choice for beginner investors and veterans alike. But with so many options, which ETF should you buy to get exposure?
Investing
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Halfords is moving up a gear – here's how to play its sharesHalfords is driving growth by placing a greater focus on cars rather than bikes. Matthew Partridge explains how to play the share price
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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How to prepare your portfolio for an AI crashIf the AI crash comes, you are less likely to panic if you know which funds to hold to reduce your risk
By Cris Sholto Heaton Published
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Can you afford to rent in retirement?Renting in retirement can give extra flexibility, but the cost could be prohibitive for most pensioners and it comes with unique drawbacks. We look at the average cost of renting where you are.
By Daniel Hilton Published
Personal Finance
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Can you afford to rent in retirement?Renting in retirement can give extra flexibility, but the cost could be prohibitive for most pensioners and it comes with unique drawbacks. We look at the average cost of renting where you are.
By Daniel Hilton Published
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How to manage higher private school feesPrivate school fees have soared following the addition of VAT in 2025, and further increases are likely as schools look to boost their finances. Here’s how to manage the higher costs.
By Sam Walker Last updated
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Nationwide boosts rates on fixed savings accounts and ISAs again – how do they compare?Nationwide Building Society has upped the rates on some of its fixed rate savings accounts and cash ISAs.
By Sam Walker Published
Economy
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Friedrich Merz's fate is a 'warning' for Andy BurnhamOpinion German chancellor Friedrich Merz's problems provide both a warning and a useful comparison for Andy Burnham, says Helen Thomas.
By Helen Thomas Published
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Was Scott Bessent's intervention in Japan effective?US Treasury secretary Scott Bessent is caught in a standoff with currency traders after intervention in Japan
By Alex Rankine Published
Property
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Can you afford to rent in retirement?Renting in retirement can give extra flexibility, but the cost could be prohibitive for most pensioners and it comes with unique drawbacks. We look at the average cost of renting where you are.
By Daniel Hilton Published
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London house prices: Is the capital's property boom over?Buyers and investors have been drawn towards the capital’s property market for years. But as house prices stall, is the market as lucrative as it once was and are buyers and investors still interested?
By Sam Walker Last updated
Savings
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Nationwide boosts rates on fixed savings accounts and ISAs again – how do they compare?Nationwide Building Society has upped the rates on some of its fixed rate savings accounts and cash ISAs.
By Sam Walker Published
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How to avoid the savings interest tax trapMillions of savers are being urged to look at ways to shelter their cash from the taxman as the tax burden on savings escalates
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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Savings quiz: From tax-free allowances to types of account – how much do you know about saving?Quiz Most people put some money away into their savings – but how clued up are you on the principles and tax rules? Test your knowledge in our quiz.
By MoneyWeek Published
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