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Investors remain calm as the Middle East war unfolds
Conflict in the Middle East has failed to shake oil or stock markets. Can the peace hold?
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Marcus boosts interest rates to provide top deals on savings
Marcus by Goldman Sachs has increased its one-year fixed rate savings account, making it the top deal on the market. Are you eligible?
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US-China trade deal has been signed, says Trump
While details of the new US-China trade deal are unclear, it will likely ease restrictions on rare earth metals and high tech products
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Renters' Rights Bill: how landmark reforms to end no-fault evictions will affect you
The long-awaited housing bill gets its second reading in parliament on Wednesday - how will it affect you?
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Nvidia shares hit all-time high
As a US-China trade deal lifts markets, Nvidia’s share price has resumed its winning streak and its market cap is closing in on the $4 trillion landmark
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Side hustle tax: Do you owe HMRC money?
HMRC is urging side hustlers to check if they need to file a self assessment tax return
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500,000 more people pushed into 40% tax brackets – three ways higher earners are hit
Tax rates may not be rising but fiscal drag is still pushing up tax bills for higher earners
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420,000 more pensioners to be dragged into paying income tax – how does tax on the state pension work?
Hundreds of thousands more pensioners will need to pay tax on their pension income at the end of this tax year, new HMRC data shows. We look at how taxation on the state pension works.
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Chase UK launches first credit card – how does it compare?
Chase UK customers can now apply for the bank’s first ever credit card. Will it be as popular and competitive as Chase’s current and savings accounts? We have all the details
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UK inflation: Consumer Prices Index release dates
When is the next Consumer Prices Index report and what is the outlook for inflation?
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What is Rachel Reeves’s plan for growth?
The UK’s modern industrial strategy was published this week. How does chancellor Rachel Reeves hope it will grow the UK economy, and how successful will it be?
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HSBC UK slashes financial advice fee to 1% for Premier customers – how does it compare to other £100k accounts?
Natwest and Lloyds offer competing accounts with a range of perks from cheaper mortgages to cashback to entice those with £100,000 or more in savings and investments. Is HSBC’s reduced fee worth considering?
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What could cause a UK recession?
Growth continues to be evasive for the British economy. Will the economy be strong enough to avoid a recession in the future?
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New Zopa Bank Biscuit current account offers 7.1% regular saver – how tasty is it?
Zopa Bank has entered the current account market with a tantalising regular saver. How does the interest rate compare to the rest of the market?
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Brits could use ‘highly effective’ estate planning tool to cut inheritance tax rate by 10%
Inheritance tax policy changes are prompting a surge in individuals overhauling their plans for their estate, say professional advisers
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NS&I cuts Premium Bonds prize fund rate – what does it mean for savers?
NS&I will pay out less money in the Premium Bonds prize draw when the cut comes into effect
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Inheritance tax pension rule could make six times more over 55s liable – how investing in onshore bonds can help
Financial advisers have switched to recommending onshore bonds to help clients avoid inheritance tax and pass on wealth
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Pension transfers are taking longer – is it worth moving your retirement savings?
Pension transfer times have increased over the past year but it may be worth the wait for lower fees and less paperwork.
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Council tax payment system to be shaken up – what do changes mean for you?
The government plans to make council tax debt collection less aggressive and split bills over 12 months by default
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Tesla shares gain on robotaxi launch
Self-driving promises have been propping up Tesla stock’s valuation for years, but the robotaxi revolution may have finally arrived
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Is the London Stock Exchange in peril?
More than 150 companies have left the London Stock Exchange or moved their primary listing since the start of 2024. What does it mean for investors and the economy?
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Israel attacks Iran – will the US join the conflict?
Opinion The two countries have been exchanging fire since Israel launched air strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities and infrastructure on Friday 13 June. But without US involvement, it may only have created a “wounded big beast”
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Inheritance tax receipts rise by 7% – how to cut your bill
Rising house prices and frozen tax thresholds continue to push inheritance tax bills up and receipts are only likely to rise further
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‘Reeves’s inheritance tax policy is causing sheer terror for our family business’
Thousands of families fear they’ll have no option but to look at selling their firms in a fire sale to pay inheritance tax bills, due to Rachel Reeves’s changes to business property relief
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UK interest rates held at 4.25%
The Bank of England voted to hold interest rates at their current level by a 6-3 majority at its June meeting
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£150 off energy bills: millions more to get discount this winter
The expansion of the Warm Home Discount scheme follows a government U-turn on the Winter Fuel Payment. We explain who will get the £150 discount
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Number of million-pound homes for sale doubles since 2019 – which UK areas have seen biggest increase?
Just over 5% of homes for sale across Britain are now priced at more than £1 million, versus just under 3% in 2019. Which areas of the country boast the most million-pound properties?
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Why getting sick will cost you £500 a month in pension savings
More people could face a state pension shortfall as the healthy life expectancy age declines. Do you have £500 extra a month to cover your sick years?
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Fidelity-Henderson merger to create £2 billion European mega investment trust
Following the departure of its co-portfolio managers earlier this year, Henderson European Trust is set to merge with Fidelity European Trust - what does this mean for you?
