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What will the general election mean for your taxes?
The Institute for Fiscal Studies has accused the Conservatives and Labour of a “conspiracy of silence”. Will your tax bill go up, no matter who wins the election?
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Retail price inflation slows to ‘lowest level since 2021’, British Retail Consortium finds
News Retail price inflation was almost flat in June, with prices falling in non-food categories. The BRC said retailer investment in supply chains was to thank for the improved figures.
By Henry Sandercock Published
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Is it time for a global wealth tax?
Labour is planning to implement wealth taxes if it wins the election. Will it pave the way for a global crackdown on the rich?
By Simon Wilson Published
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Inflation is tamed at last – when will interest rates fall?
UK inflation may have hit the Bank of England target but it's unlikely to stay that way for long. What does that mean for interest rates?
By Alex Rankine Published
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Seven things you need to know, seven days before the general election
With just a week to go until the general election, here’s what you need to know before you go to the ballot box.
By Katie Williams Published
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Migration hits new high – how to fix it
Despite decades of broken promises from both parties, net migration is at record levels. What is to be done?
By Simon Wilson Published
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How will the general election impact renters and buy-to-let landlords?
Housing is in focus this election season. How will renters and buy-to-let landlords be impacted by each party’s policies?
By Katie Williams Published
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What would a Labour supermajority mean for capital markets?
The Conservative Party has warned that a Labour supermajority would be bad for democracy. But what impact could a big win for Keir Starmer have on the markets?
By Henry Sandercock Published
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Inheritance tax receipts continue to surge, now 17% higher
Inheritance tax receipts are on track for another record high, as they start the new tax year 17% higher than the same period a year ago. Can you cut your bill and give less to the taxman?
By Katie Williams Published