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High earners underestimate how much they need to retire comfortably
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Retired banker who gave wife £80m to avoid inheritance tax won’t face equal split in divorce
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State pension age with back pain or arthritis? You could get a £6k a year boost
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Best regular savings accounts – get up to 7.5%
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Is property investment still as safe as houses? Why golden era could be over
The golden era of property is over and investors are better off in the stock market, new research suggests
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Reinvesting dividends: why it could leave you thousands better off
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The most popular ISA funds, stocks and investment trusts
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High earners underestimate how much they need to retire comfortably
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Retired banker who gave wife £80m to avoid inheritance tax won’t face equal split in divorce
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Problems with your water supply? You could get up to £2,000 compensation
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3 July 1767: Pitcairn Island is discovered
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How to help your children buy a home
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The best one-year fixed savings accounts – earn up to 4.55%
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Best savings rates – earn as much as 5%
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