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State pension triple lock at risk as cost balloons
The cost of the state pension triple lock could be far higher than expected due to record wage growth. Will the government keep the policy in place in 2024?
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The UK housing market is facing its biggest test in 70 years
Low-cost mortgages have inflated house prices and the housing market, but this trend is set to go into reverse as the cost of borrowing rises says Dominic Frisby.
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Look beyond familiar stockmarkets for reliable returns in rough times
Tips A professional investor tells us where he’d put his money. This week: Giles Parkinson, managing director of global funds at Close Brothers Asset Management.
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Renters’ reform bill: what does it mean for landlords and tenants?
News The Renters’ Reform Bill, which promises an overhaul of the private rented sector, is currently being discussed by parliament. We look into what it could mean for tenants and landlords.
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It’s been 16 years, but the UK economy finally has a chance
Opinion The UK economy has been dealing with one crisis after another since 2007. Policymakers now have a chance to fix some of the underlying problems holding back growth.
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Will IHT be cut?
News Sunak could make cuts to Inheritance Tax cuts later this year, reports suggest. We explain what this could mean for you.
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Triple lock to stay: how will it affect your pension?
Analysis Triple lock looks set to stay, but what it is and what does it mean for your retirement income?
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Rishi Sunak's £50bn problem - why taxes could go up
Analysis New PM Rishi Sunak is facing the daunting task of sorting out the UK economy. Here we look at what his appointment could mean for your money.
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The “plan for growth”: what Truss and Kwarteng got right
Opinion The Tories’ “plan for growth” has got off to a bad start, but their reforms can still transform Britain
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