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How to downsize without regret: From picking the right property to location, here's what you MUST do

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Karen Dempsey, 64, has always put family first. So when her daughter Jane, now 38, couldn't afford to buy a home for her growing family eight years ago, Karen knew what she would have to do.

How to get an amazing 7% on your cash savings and earn more than £550 from high street banks

Yesterday

The rates I'm getting even beat the average growth of the UK stock market - except unlike with investing, there is no danger that I will lose any of my money.

JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Burnham's first Budget will be horrific: You MUST protect your wealth - here's how

Yesterday

The Prime Minister is on the road this month, travelling the length and breadth of the UK in an attempt to reconnect his Labour government with the disillusioned British public. Fat chance there.

How to make sure you get care-home funding and never have to sell your house: Maria won £510,000 to look after her mum. Here are the exact steps she took

Yesterday

When Maria Espocito placed her mother in a care home, she knew she would need help covering fees of thousands of pounds every month. She feared she would have to sell the family home.

Reckitt faces court showdown over baby formula claims

Yesterday

Consumer goods giant Reckitt is set to face a US courtroom showdown tomorrow in the latest round of a lawsuit connected to its specialist baby formula products.

Burnham is right to challenge phoney bargains. Britain's supermarkets should compete on the price of the whole shop, not the size of the discount badge, says Aldi boss Giles Hurley

Yesterday

When a family sees a product advertised at half price, the starting price must mean something.

How the wheels came off at Aston Martin: James Bond car maker locked in row with investors over 'secret' offshore debt deal

Yesterday

Auditions are under way for a new James Bond - and Slow Horses star Jack Lowden is among those tipped to replace Daniel Craig after his 15 years in the coveted role as the fictional spy.

Top authors tell Andy Burnham to give small bookshops same tax relief as pubs

Yesterday

Fantasy author Sir Philip Pullman and children's laureate Patrice Lawrence are among those backing calls for the industry to be included in the business rates relief scheme introduced for pubs.

Aldi boss Giles Hurley blasts rivals' 'phoney' loyalty deals

Yesterday

Giles Hurley threw his support behind the Prime Minister's plan to crack down on what he called 'invented reductions' saying enforcement must be 'rigorous and targeted'.

Manfred Mann's Mike d'Abo: I wrote Handbags & Gladrags in the 1960s... but by the '80s had next to nothing in my bank

Yesterday

Mike d'Abo rose to fame in 1966, replacing Paul Jones as lead singer of Manfred Mann and notching up seven top-ten hits.

Burnham on borrowed time as Britain pays higher rate of interest to fund its debt than any other large developed country, says HAMISH MCRAE

Yesterday

Higher for longer. That's the only sensible assumption to make about the path for UK interest rates.

Queen of the property scene: Grainger boss Dame Helen Gordon is unruffled by Mike Ashley and raider Boaz Weinstein

Yesterday

Helen Gordon seems very calm, given not one but two of the City's most aggressive predators have taken stakes in Grainger, the property company she runs.

Top Tory calls for 'urgent' probe into HSBC freezing savings to appease Beijing

Yesterday

Shadow Foreign Secretary Priti Patel said the bank's denial of withdrawal requests was 'wholly wrong' and was being done to 'appease Beijing'.

Tesco chief Ken Murphy regains pay gap crown

Yesterday

Ken Murphy's £10.8m package was 420 times what the average Tesco worker earned last year, The Financial Mail on Sunday's annual audit of boardroom pay has found.

BP looks to Venezuela after quitting North Sea

Saturday

BP has secured a drilling licence off the coast of Venezuela, just two weeks after abandoning the North Sea.

Our neighbourhood WhatsApp group has turned toxic... do we have tell the people buying our home?

Saturday

Unfortunately, a minor dispute over parking on the group, turned into a spat, with others piling in with their view and the group has now turned toxic.

Reading FC bidder banned by FCA over £170m portfolio lie

Saturday

Paul Taylor forged documents to show he owned a £170m bond portfolio during both sets of negotiations, the Financial Conduct Authority said.

Why choosing UK bonds offers a bulletproof shield against market chaos and inflation

Saturday

Mention gilts and people tend to look either bored or afraid. Many investors think these bonds issued by the Government lack the thrill factor.

Aviva boss urges Healey to stop Budget 'kite-flying' and rule out tax raid on pensions

Saturday

Rachel Reeves, Chancellor at the time, eventually left the limit on how much could be taken from a pension pot tax-free at £268,275.

Amanda Blanc hails Mail after US predator targets elderly

Saturday

The Daily Mail has been praised for highlighting a US predator's efforts to buy Aviva shares on the cheap from its private investors.

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