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7 potential stock market winners from Labour’s industrial strategy
Investing on the coat-tails of government ambition can be a good way to take advantage of public support for certain private projects.
By Laura Miller Published
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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
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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How to claim compensation for travel delays
As families start to jet off for their summer holidays, new data reveals that almost 26,700 flights were cancelled in the UK last year. What compensation can you get if your flight is cancelled or delayed?
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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The best cities to live in for quality of life, salary and rent
The best city to live in is difficult to determine, but using myriad measurements it looks like it is certainly not London or New York. We find out what it is.
By Daniel Hilton Published
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Will taxes rise further in the 2025 Autumn Budget?
The chancellor has previously refused to rule out tax hikes this autumn. Which areas are left to target?
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Waspi women: threat of ‘financial ruin’ removed in judicial review case
Many women born in the 1950s got a raw deal due to the rising state pension age. The “Waspi” campaign group has been lobbying for compensation for years - we outline the journey so far, and whether they might finally receive some money.
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Will mortgage rates fall this year?
Mortgage rates have tumbled over the past few months. Whether you're buying a home, remortgaging or a buy-to-let landlord, we look at the outlook for mortgage rates this year
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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How you could boost household income by £16k tax-free – five legal loopholes
Knowing your way around the tax system means you can take advantages of ways to keep more of your income tax-free
By Laura Miller Published
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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?
By Laura Miller Published