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Investing
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Investing in the SEIS – big profits from small venturesThe government-backed and tax-efficient Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) is a tempting proposition for investors.
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Three compelling British stocks the market has overlookedOpinion Three under-appreciated British stocks to buy now, as picked by Dominic Younger, fund manager at Columbia Threadneedle Investments
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The top properties for sale in the UK's best places to liveTop properties in The Sunday Times ‘Best Places to Live 2026’ – from a Grade II-listed Regency house in Surrey to a Victorian riverside property in Linlithgow.
Personal Finance
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Reeves's gambling tax hike is a losing betOpinion The chancellor's proposed gambling tax rise is expected to raise an extra £1.1 billion. But the bet will not pay off, says Matthew Lynn, and will end up costing the country dear.
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HMRC cracks down on property valuations in inheritance tax returns – how to reduce risk of a disputeThousands more beneficiaries are being challenged on property valuations in inheritance tax returns. Here’s how you can do your best to avoid making any mistakes.
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How much does air conditioning in the UK cost?Air conditioning in your home can be an appealing thought, particularly during summer heatwaves – but how much does it cost to install and run it?
Economy
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Reeves's gambling tax hike is a losing bet
Opinion The chancellor's proposed gambling tax rise is expected to raise an extra £1.1 billion. But the bet will not pay off, says Matthew Lynn, and will end up costing the country dear.
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Royal Mail is broken – can Britain's postal giant be saved?Royal Mail has been getting worse for years, and Ofcom's stern warnings and fines have made no difference. What went wrong – and is there any hope?
Property
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What’s happening with UK house prices? Latest property forecasts for 2026With mortgage rates creeping back up and ongoing market volatility, can we expect house prices to slide?
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Looking for cheap home insurance? Don’t buy a period homeIt costs significantly more to insure a property built before the First World War than one built after 2000, analysis suggests. How can you reduce home insurance costs?
Savings
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Best savings rates – earn as much as 4.75%Savings The best savings rates on the market pay up to 4.75% on your cash – but you will need to act fast before these top-paying accounts disappear
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The best cash ISAs – earn up to 4.65% in April 2026Savings The best cash ISAs can help you earn up to 4.65% on your cash. We look at the top ISA deals on the savings market.
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Best fixed rate cash ISAs – earn up to 4.65%Savings The best fixed rate cash ISAs are returning up to 4.65% on your savings. We look at the top deals for those willing to earn guaranteed tax-free gains.
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