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Don't scrap pensions tax relief. We need people to save more, not less
Opinion Scrapping higher-rate pension tax relief would amount to double taxation and discourage retirement saving, thereby depriving the economy of crucial long-term investment, says Max King.
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5 March 1984: the miners’ strike begins
Features On this day in March 1984, the miners' strike, one of Britain’s most acrimonious industrial disputes, began when workers at Yorkshire's Cortonwood Colliery downed tools.
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Will Britain close its doors to immigrants post-Brexit?
Briefings Details have not yet been forthcoming, but Britain will soon have a new immigration policy. What will that mean for businesses and investors?
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Pass on your pension without paying inheritance tax
Advice The 2015 pension reforms make it easier for you to ensure your heirs avoid inheritance tax when you die
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Betting on politics: don't put your money on the SNP
Features Scottish voters are strongly opposed to another independence referendum, says Matthew Partridge. That opens up a few tasty punts against he SNP.
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Betting on politics: odds on Labour’s total seats
Features Matthew Partridge looks at how many seats the bookies think Labour could get in the upcoming election.
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Betting on politics: who will get the most seats in the general election?
Features Matthew Partridge casts his eyes over the odds on which party will get most seats in December's general election.
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Betting on politics: two parliamentary seats worth a punt on
Features Matthew Partridge takes a look at the odds on two seats up for grabs in the next general election.
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Betting on politics: how I've been doing
Features Boris Johnson’s victory in the Conservative leadership contest at the end of last month means that several of my most long-standing bets have been settled, says Matthew Partridge.
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