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The Brussels effect – how the EU is raising standards around the world
The Brussels effect – how the EU is raising standards around the world
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Despite cooling UK house prices, builders are charging ahead
Despite cooling UK house prices, builders are charging ahead
The rate of UK house price growth is slowing. But demand for new houses remains high, and housebuilders are firing on all cylinders. Rupert Hargreaves…
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Will the UK's property slowdown turn into a house-price crash?
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Interest rates are rising, here are the best savings accounts on the market
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With inflation at more than 9%, your savings are not going to keep pace with the rising cost of living. But you can at least slow the rate at which yo…
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Why a recession will do us good
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A period of slimming down is always painful, but it leaves us healthier for the long run, says Matthew Lynn.
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