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How to plan for retirement without relying on the state pensionThe cost of the state pension continues to grow and there’s fears it may not be as generous in the future. What can you do now to ensure you have enough to live on in retirement?
By Sam Walker Published
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Will Noel Tata win Tata Group's succession drama?Tata, India's largest conglomerate, has been embroiled in a feud over who will take over, and Noel Tata looks likely to have his day. Who is he?
By Jane Lewis Published
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Plug-in solar panels to hit supermarket shelves – will they save you money?Supermarkets and hardware stores can sell plug-in solar panels from 27 August. We examine how much of a difference they could make to your energy bill.
By Marc Shoffman Published
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How to file a self-assessment tax returnMillions of people in the UK have to file a tax return to HMRC every year. Our step-by-step guide explains all the need-to-knows.
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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What is Cristiano Ronaldo's net worth?Cristiano Ronaldo is football’s first billionaire. We take a look at his illustrious sporting career, his legacy beyond the sport, and when he could retire.
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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How the new First Time Buyer ISA would work – and what it would mean for Lifetime ISA saversThe government has revealed plans for its new Lifetime ISA-style product aimed solely at first-time buyers.
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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NS&I to boost Premium Bonds prize fund rate – 12 more £100,000 prizes will be up for grabsNS&I is increasing its Premium Bonds prize fund rate and odds of winning from September, while boosting interest rates on 10 savings accounts from today.
By Sam Walker Published
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Inheritance tax refunds: how to claim money back if asset prices fallIf you pay too much inheritance tax because the value of an inherited asset falls in price, you could be eligible for a refund.
By Sam Walker Last updated
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How to make the most of your tax-free allowances in the 2026/27 tax yearMany tax-free allowances reset each April when the new tax year begins. Here’s how to make the most of them in 2026/27.
By Daniel Hilton Published
