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Three financial lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic

The pandemic taught us many things, but some of them are already slipping away.

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Tricky teens: inflation set to soar beyond 13%

The Bank of England has said that inflation could reach over 13% before the end of the year. But that’s the lower end of the speculation.

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Five decades of tax rises ahead

The government’s budget watchdog says more tax rises are not only on the way but are expected for the next 50 years.

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Catching up on your state pension

The deadline to backfill your pre-2016/17 state pension contributions is nearing.

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No time to waste: minimum pension contributions must rise

A new report by the Association of British Insurers says a significant increase in the minimum contributions to workplace pensions is required.

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Setting new taxpayer records

New data from HMRC reveals there are now over six million people paying higher or additional rate tax in the UK.

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Cash is not what it used to be

At the end of September, the old paper £50 and £20 notes will no longer be legal tender. But has cash in general had its day?

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A game of two halves? 2022's rollercoaster for investors

The world’s share markets had a bad first half of 2022, but for once the UK performance was better than many.

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The impact of raising the State Pension age

New research shows how the most recent increase in state pension age has hit those affected.

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ISAs: withering on the vine?

New statistics show this year’s ISA season attracted less than half of last year’s total net investment.

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