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Reeves must not cut cash ISA limit, MPs say – what could be announced?
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The silver price is in freefall – is now the time to invest?
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US-China trade framework agreed: is global trade back on track?
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Family investment companies: how the ultra wealthy shield their money
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Investing
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Zoopla: House sales fall for first time in two years as buyers wait for Autumn Budget
The average price of a house in September was £270,000, down £1,000 from August as the housing market’s Christmas slowdown came early, Zoopla says
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Gold price falls 8% in a week – is the rally over?
The price of gold is still hovering above $4,000, but with momentum reversing, investors will wonder if the gold rally has now run its course
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Yoshiaki Murakami: Japan’s original corporate raider
The originator of Japanese activism, Yoshiaki Murakami, was disgraced by an insider-trading scandal in 2006. Now, he's back, shaking things up
Personal Finance
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Annuity rates jump nearly 10% in a year – is now a good time to buy an annuity?
Annuity rates have risen by 9.68% in the last year, the latest figures show, and it now takes almost a decade less time to get the money back than when rates were at record lows. Should you buy an annuity?
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Is travel insurance worth it?
Travel insurance can add to the cost of your holiday, but it could be crucial if things don’t go as planned.
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How to get an ISA and SIPP cashback bonus
Tips Here are the best pension and ISA transfer offers, with some providers giving away as much as £2,000 in cashback for transferring an account
Economy
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UK inflation forecast: where are prices heading next?
The Bank of England expects UK inflation to have peaked in September. Is inflation finally on the way down, and what does it mean for further interest rate cuts?
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Yoshiaki Murakami: Japan’s original corporate raider
The originator of Japanese activism, Yoshiaki Murakami, was disgraced by an insider-trading scandal in 2006. Now, he's back, shaking things up
Property
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Zoopla: House sales fall for first time in two years as buyers wait for Autumn Budget
The average price of a house in September was £270,000, down £1,000 from August as the housing market’s Christmas slowdown came early, Zoopla says
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8 of the best smallholdings for sale now
The best smallholdings for sale – from a medieval cross-passage farmhouse in Taunton, Somerset, to a former farmhouse with an orchard in the Welsh Marches
Savings
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Best fixed rate cash ISAs – earn up to 4.28%
We look at the best fixed rate cash ISAs on the market right now for savers who are willing to lock their cash away for guaranteed tax-free gains
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Best savings rates – earn as much as 4.75%
Savings The best savings rates on the market are offering up to 4.75% on your cash. Act fast before these top-paying accounts disappear
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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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Last orders: can UK pubs be saved?
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