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How much could you save on an electric vehicle through salary sacrifice?
Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular, but remain unaffordable for many would-be owners. Is salary sacrifice the most economical way to drive an EV?
By Dan McEvoy Published
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IHT receipts rose by almost an extra £100m in April – and the bills are only going up
Latest official figures show families paid £97 million more in inheritance tax than a year ago, as frozen thresholds mean higher bills
By Laura Miller Published
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Angela Rayner secret tax memo to Rachel Reeves: could these tax hikes become a reality?
As details emerge of a memo sent by Rayner to Reeves calling for a £4 billion tax raid on savers and investors, experts fear some of them might make an appearance in the Autumn Budget
By Ruth Emery Published
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Working from home could boost your pension pot by £160k
There are a number of reasons why working from home can make sense, but for those looking to boost their pension, remote working could help you do just that, adding thousands to your retirement income.
By Laura Miller Published
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When will M&S take online orders again?
Shoppers have been unable to place orders on the M&S website for almost a month following a cyberattack, and the retail giant says its online services will continue to be disrupted into the summer. When will things get back to normal?
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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One million pensioners are now higher rate taxpayers and it's not just income tax to worry about
Rising state pension payments have pushed more people into higher tax brackets but this could also affect other areas of your finances
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Has Rachel Reeves really ruled out a £4,000 cash ISA limit?
The overall £20,000 ISA limit looks set to stay, but questions remain over whether there will be a reduction in the cash ISA allowance
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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HMRC slaps pensioners with record high surprise tax bills - do you owe the taxman money?
More than a million people face surprise tax bills by HMRC, including thousands of pensioners, as triple lock pushes more retirees into taxable income brackets
By Laura Miller Published
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Chase to launch its first ever credit card next month
Chase bank has been piloting its first-ever credit card to select employees and customers since November, but will roll it out to all customers from June, MoneyWeek can reveal. While the bank has become popular for current and savings accounts, will its credit offering be just as favoured?
By Ruth Emery Published