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Why bitcoin has gained more than 70% since Trump was elected - and his 'genius' act could fuel it further

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Bitcoin notched an eighth all-time record peak of this year on Monday as the price of the world's biggest cryptocurrency rocketed above $120,000 for the first time.

Trading 212 review: How does it compare to rivals?

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Trading 212 has been at the forefront of a crop of investing platforms that have slashed the cost of investing and gained popularity as mobile apps. We review it.

How we test and review investment platforms

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We regularly review the DIY investing market, testing platforms and measuring their effectiveness. Here's how we review each and give our assessment.

As the FTSE hits an all-time high, nine stocks that could soar picked by leading investment advisers - from a booming British High Street star to the bank that's flush with cash

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The FTSE 100 has risen above 9000 for the first time ever - leaving investors wondering: 'What's next?' This latest leap forward took gains for the year so far beyond 10 per cent.

Five best EVs to buy with Labour's new £3,750 Electric Car Grant

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We've picked five of the best EVs that are certain to be eligible for Labour's new Electric Car Grant unveiled today - though we will have to wait to find out which will qualify for the full amount of £3,750.

Close Brothers flogs brewery rental unit amid simplification drive

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Close Brothers will sell its brewery rental business as part of a simplification drive ahead of an imminent ruling on compensation related to the motor finance commissions scandal.

Supermarkets to be named and shamed for abuse of parking rules at stores this month

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The issue in question has become prevalent in recent years, with cases of fraud, misuse and threatening behaviour increasing by over 1,000 per cent since 2016.

New 'Tell Sid'-style drive to get people investing revealed by Rachel Reeves in 'Leeds reforms'

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The 'Leeds reforms', unveiled in the West Yorkshire city by Rachel Reeves, include reforming the bank ring-fencing regime and reducing regulation in the City.

Rachel Reeves should allow people to choose how they invest and save but simplify the Isa system, says AJ Bell founder

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Investors just don't fancy UK equities anymore. They'd rather sit in cash or chase the S&P than punt on a lacklustre UK fund limping along in the slow lane, says AJ Bell founder.

I bought a new fan and it broke after a fortnight, can I get my money back? DEAN DUNHAM replies

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R.L. asks: The fan I bought just a fortnight ago has stopped working. Can I get my money back? I've been using it for seven hours a night since I bought it. DEAN DUNHAM has the answer...

FTSE hits 9,000 as UK named trade war winner

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The FTSE 100 rose above the 9,000 mark for the first time on Tuesday morning after Brexit Britain was branded a 'clear winner' in Donald Trump's trade war.

How to help your grandchild buy a home without landing them with an suprise inheritance tax bill

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Forget the bank of mum and dad - it's now grandparents who are dipping into their savings to help their grandchildren buy their first home.

SMALL CAP IDEA: Seeing Machines safety tech is becoming a global force

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Founded in Australia and listed in the UK and US, Seeing Machines is fast becoming a global force in the automotive industry.

Can I give my adult children my home and put it in trust to avoid a huge inheritance tax bill?

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I'm a single parent and so only benefit from one inheritance tax allowance rather than being able to double up as a married couple could. Can my home away now?

Rio Tinto names iron ore boss as mining giant's next chief executive

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The chief executive of Rio Tinto's iron ore business will replace the mining giant's outgoing boss Jakob Stausholm at the end of the summer.

Gender pay gap revealed: England and Wales way down the league table with Belgium top

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Standard Life has already found a winner for another European cup - looked at the gender pay gaps of all 16 nations taking part at the football event.

Retail sales shine in June heatwave but food prices weigh on consumers

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Retail sales rebounded in June as warmer weather boosted demand for fans and summer clothing, according to industry data showed on Tuesday.

Barratt Redrow completions fall short in latest blow to Labour's new home drive

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Labour's housing targets have suffered a major setback after Britain's biggest developer admitted it is building fewer homes than expected.

Give more first-time buyers bigger mortgages, Reeves tells finance firms

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More first-time buyers are set to be given mortgages worth more than 4.5 times their salary under the reforms.

I'm 55 and want to take £15,000 from my pension pot - can I do it tax free? STEVE WEBB replies

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I am currently 55, and will turn 56 this year. I was thinking about taking £15,000 out of my pension pot as we want to buy a camper van and do some travelling.

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