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A large garden can be a blessing if you have green fingers but a curse if you can no longer look after it. This was the case for Agnelo Fernandes.
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By your 50s you're likely to have had the same career for years or even decades. But if you're sick of it, you don't need to coast along miserably until retirement.
Stealth raid puts £210bn extra in taxman's pocket
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Income tax revenues have already risen by 50 per cent since the freeze began, hitting a total of £330billion last year.
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It is entirely predictable that BP should be accused of making a mint at the expense of motorists after it reported unexpectedly large earnings.
Dystopian Tony Blair scheme to use your private HEALTH data to determine pension payout revealed
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Imagine you're coming up to retirement. All that's left for you to do is log into a state-run smartphone app that tells you when the Government thinks you're going to die.
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With fuel prices stubbornly high as the conflict in Iran continues to drag on, choosing a new car with low running costs has never been more important.
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A crooked pair defrauded savers out of £11m between 2008 and 2018, using the proceeds to buy villas in Spain and Portugal and rent out five-bedroom mansions.
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With the number of bank branches dwindling in recent decades, banking hubs have stepped in to help replace them.
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Expert Clive Holland says it's best if homeowners start with the basics in their garden before spending big.
SMALL CAP IDEA: Renewables attract fresh interest, but the grid's storage problem caps the upside
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UK-listed wind and solar investment trusts have held up better than the wider market as oil tops $100 a barrel.
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Shouldn't my personal pension payments have been deducted from my earnings when my UC was assessed all the way back to the start of my claim?
RUTH SUNDERLAND: 'Annoyance economy' hurts us and AI will make it worse
Yesterday
Annoyance economy is a term coined in the US to describe how the irritations
visited upon us by companies add up, taking a financial and psychological toll on consumers.
Clash at JD Sports: Questions for chief over his future
Yesterday
Andy Higginson quit after trying to get Schultz ousted, but failed to win unanimous backing for this from the group's board. The debacle raises fresh questions over the latter's future.
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According to new figures from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency, more than six million vehicles passed their MOT last year with over 100,000 miles on the odometer.
MONKS INVESTMENT TRUST seeks out specialists from care homes to wargames
Yesterday
Monks wants firms that it expects to hold for five years on average, so unsurprisingly it takes its time assessing them.
We put the BAE Systems CV90 tank through its paces
Yesterday
In the new battlefields of Europe, BAE Systems' Swedish-made tanks could have a vital role.
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To households across the country, Britain seems to be in a mess. Our Government is farcical, our finances are dismal and the cost of living remains stubbornly high.
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New-build flats on their first resale are currently almost twice as likely to be sold at a loss, new research from Property Data reveals.
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Passwords have provided a safe way of securing our digital accounts for decades. But a secret string of letters and numbers is no longer enough to keep your personal information safe.
HAMISH MCRAE: When will this bull market eventually end?
Yesterday
It is driven by optimism about the ways AI will transform the global economy and in doing so bring riches to its pioneers.
