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I've been making readers richer for TWENTY years. Yes, it's difficult out there right now. But these are the secrets to my success... and my 12 tips to pick winning shares

Today

In October 2006 the iPhone had not yet been released, 'woke' did not exist and velour tracksuits were the height of cool. That was when I wrote my first Midas share tip.

Exactly how much you need in your pension at every age to stop saving and STILL have £1MILLION by retirement

Today

Many of us save into a pension every month without ever truly working out how much we would need to set aside to enjoy retirement.

Tired of the daily grind in our three-bed Surrey semi, we risked it all, bought a website for £30 a year, and now run a £1MILLION business from our home in Mauritius

Yesterday

Swimming with dolphins just ten minutes from their home in the tropical paradise of Mauritius is how Tom and Olivia Herron now like to start their working day.

M&S boss tells Healey: Take the handcuffs off business and get Britain growing - as he savages Labour's 'crushing' tax policies just weeks ahead of first Burnham Budget

Yesterday

In a landmark intervention, Stuart Machin branded Labour's previous efforts 'disasters' and 'a crushing disappointment for customers, colleagues and businesses'.

My neighbour put up a sign for her hairdressing business on my drive without asking: What should I do?

Yesterday

My neighbour has put up an A-board sign advertising her business, topped with artificial flowers, on the front corner of my driveway.

M&S boss Stuart Machin: My six ways Healey can get Britain growing again

Yesterday

I've never hidden what I thought of the last two Budgets. They were a disaster.

I've spent £1M buying cars but should never have sold Princess Diana's old convertible, says broadcaster Iain Dale

Yesterday

Iain Dale is a broadcaster and a presenter on LBC radio since 2009. He thinks inheritance tax should be scrapped and regrets flogging Princess Diana's old car too soon.

Ten things you didn't know about Jaguar's controversial new Type 01 EV

Yesterday

Motoring Editor Rob Hull has spoken to senior members of its development team to gain insight into some of the finer details behind the new model.

Scottish Mortgage has rocketed 38% this year, can it keep rising?

Yesterday

Seldom has Scottish Mortgage, the £17.3billion investment trust, seemed less well-named.

Stuart Machin of M&S is not sparing Labour's blushes, says ALEX BRUMMER

Yesterday

Machin's charge that the last two Budgets 'were a disaster' will not be easy reading for their author Rachel Reeves.

Bank tax raid could spark exodus, City warns Healey

Friday

Britain faces an exodus of talent, business and capital if Labour increases bank taxes, the City has warned the Chancellor.

VW Tiguan goes electric: German brand's best-selling SUV goes upmarket and gets a 370-mile range

Friday

The new mid-size SUV will succeed the ID.4 and ID.5 models, which have been on the market since 2021. But a more premium look and feel means it is aiming for a a different audience.

Are you a high earner? Use our salary calculator to find out - and see if you earn more than your neighbours

Friday

What does it mean to be rich in today's Britain? See how your paycheck stacks up against your peers across the country, based on official data. Let's find out.

Noel Gallagher's iconic 'Morning Glory' Rolls-Royce goes up for sale

Friday

The Rolls-Royce Noel Gallagher was given to celebrate the success of Oasis' second album is up for auction - though the star never drove the vehicle.

Energy bills are expected to surge in 2027: Here's how to lock in a cheaper fixed energy tariff

Friday

The energy price cap was hiked on October 1 and is predicted to rise again in January. If you're not on a fix, you can find tariffs that should save you money in the colder months.

Coca Cola looking to sell Costa Coffee eight years after £4bn takeover

Friday

The beverage giant is thought to have revived the sales process for Costa, with the chain expected to fall into the clutches of private equity - which could see stores close.

Shares in 'Africa's Revolut' dip as biggest debut on London stock market for five years falls flat

Friday

Shares in Airtel Money fell on their debut as London's biggest stock market listing for five years fell flat.

Fresh stampede from pensions as savers fear John Healey's Budget will be even worse than Rachel Reeves's

Friday

John Healey's Budget is making savers even more nervous than they were in the run-up to the last one under Rachel Reeves - prompting a fresh stampede of cash from pension funds.

My husband isn't leaving me anything in his will, would I be on the hook for fees if he goes into care?

Friday

My second husband and I are now both in our 80s. Even though I had the money and wanted my name on the deeds of the property we live in he's always refused.

New homes have 130 defects on average: These are the most common snagging issues to look out for

Friday

New-build homeowners report problems ranging from 'swampy' gardens to uneven ceilings and even mould and leaks.

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