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For investors uncertainty, for borrowers the certainty of high interest rates
Rising rates make annuities attractive for DB pensioners but they’re not right for all
The intent to slash demand, money and credit in the system implies lower turnover growth
Pension funds should invest in assets with the likely greatest return over the long term
How much money can I gift tax-free?
Kwarteng’s backtracking on enforcement will make tax evasion easier
Fallout from the UK’s ‘mini’ Budget widens from property and mortgages to pensions and investments
As energy bills soar even those of means are trying to find ways to save
Protect your portfolio with diversified foreign investments
A flat rate of tax relief would also simplify the rules
I’ve been offered a larger share of the equity in the family home when we divorce
With UK rates rising, reducing debt looks a better bet
The government is following the playbook of the 1980s’ Thatcher and Reagan administrations
But even big giveaways will not save the wealthy from inflation
Experts tackle your property questions on the next Money Clinic podcast
Savers may like the record, but fees, liquidity and market conditions are big concerns
You’re dealing with for-profit companies — and that means clinical compromises
In times of stress, discounts of 40 to 60 per cent are not uncommon
As a first-time buyer I would like to benefit from the stamp duty reduction
Avoiding the student loan system will benefit graduates for decades to come
Remember the lessons of the Nifty Fifty and the MegaCap-8 when you invest over the next few years — price matters
Always check a fund’s top 10 holdings to make sure you’re comfortable with it
There are good arguments for holding many more than 30 stocks
I’ve sold my business but worry the profits will be eaten up by inflation
Stocks held up in the pandemic and GDP growth is expected to exceed 8 per cent this year
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