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Equity release rates drop – is it worth unlocking cash from your home?News Lifetime mortgage rates are falling from their record highs - is equity release worth another look?
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Hargreaves Lansdown launches fixed-term cash ISA product
savings/hargreaves-lansdown-fixed-cash-isa-launch Investment platform Hargreaves Lansdown is to offer fixed term cash ISAs via its Active Savings platform paying 4.8%, tax free - but is it any good?
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What will long-term mortgages mean for the UK housing market?
Analysis Kensington Mortgages is tapping into long-term fixed-rate mortgages. John Stepek breaks down what this tells us about the housing market.
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In a “defined contribution” pension? Cheer up!
Advice Max King explains why today’s defined contribution pensions are in many ways better than the final salary pensions of old.
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Inheritance tax bills are set to rise – will you be caught out?
Advice The number of people who actually pay inheritance tax is very small. But more and more estates are set to be dragged into its net, says David Prosser. And that could include you.
