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New data on marriage and civil partnerships shows a significant threshold has been crossed.
This new tax year starting on 6 April brings a range of changes that could affect your financial planning.
Recent research on planned retirement ages has produced some unexpected and perhaps unrealistic results.
What was almost certainly the last Budget before the election was a serving of the widely expected, sprinkled with a handful of small surprises.
At the start of 2023, the Prime Minister pledged to halve inflation. The goal was reached, but how much credit can he take for the achievement?
Public opinion is pessimistic about the future of the State pension.
The media storm surrounding HMRC taxing eBay and other online sellers from the start of 2024 was, in fact, itself counterfeit goods.
A date to note in this year’s calendar is the early Spring Budget on Wednesday 6 March.
As the FTSE 100 turned 40 on 3 January 2024, we look at how it compared to its predecessor and the lessons learned from four decades of growth versus inflation.
From 6 April 2024, individual savings account (ISA) rules will be changing, mostly for the better.
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