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500,000 more people pushed into 40% tax brackets – three ways higher earners are hitTax rates may not be rising but fiscal drag is still pushing up tax bills for higher earners
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How to help your children buy a homeYounger generations continue to struggle to keep up with the pace of increasing house prices. We look at ways you could help your children or grandchildren get on the property ladder.
