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Give Now or Leave an Inheritance? How to Balance the Options

You've saved enough money for retirement. But can you afford to give some to family or good causes — and when is best? These are the key points to consider.

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What to Do With Your Tax Refund: 6 Ways to Bring Growth

Use your 2024 tax refund to boost short-term or long-term financial goals by putting it in one of these six places.

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Experts explain what happens to your pension when you die

Some pensions aren’t inheritable, but others are

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5 simple changes you can make to lower your home insurance premium, reveals an indemnity expert

Whether you're looking to cut costs or improve security, these savvy tricks can help with both

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How Building Liquidity Into Your Retirement Plan Can Pay Off

To succeed in investing for retirement, you need time and discipline — liquidity can give you both.

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Retirement Savings On Track? How Much You Should Have By 60 and 65

See how your retirement savings stack up compared to this Wall Street guide, ranked by age and income.

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Graphs show how household bills are rising in Scotland

While the National Living Wage has increased for workers in Scotland, so have household bills ...

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Millions of Britons brace for across-the-board bill rises in ‘awful April’

Ministers urged to act as energy, water, car tax, TV licences and a string of other increases squeeze households

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s relentless’: Britons react to April bill rises amid Labour’s benefit cuts

Increases in council tax, energy and water come less than week after Rachel Reeves revealed raft of cuts to welfare

The Guardian - UK

Households urged to seek fixed energy deals as latest price cap hike takes effect

The third consecutive increase to Ofgem’s price cap sees the bill of a typical household paying by direct debit rise 6.4% to £1,849 a year.

Evening Standard

Awful April: Every household bill going up from Tuesday

Household bills are rising.

Evening Standard

National living wage rise kicks in as households brace for tax and bill hikes

The wage increase coincides with hikes to council tax, employer national insurance contributions and household bills.

The Independent UK

‘Awful April’: bill rises Britons face, from council tax to energy and cars

How the wave of increases will hit your household finances – and what you can do about it

The Guardian - UK

What the government must do to develop ‘investing culture’ they want

BRITISH INVESTORS: Numbers of investors in the UK public have significantly dropped - so what needs to be done to turn it around again, asks Karl Matchett?

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What bills will rise this week?

From April, households will have to pay more for everything from energy to council tax

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Bigger Social Security Checks Are Arriving in April

Payments to eligible retired public sector employees will increase starting in April due to the Social Security Fairness Act (SSFA)..

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5 CDs to Put Your Tax Refund Into

Planning to get a tax refund this year? Treat your future self with a risk-free way to grow your money. Here are the 5 best CDs to consider.

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis points to bargains on offer as police sell stolen Apple Macs, designer shoes and Jimmy Choo bags

Police forces are selling hundreds of bargain items online

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April RMD? Five Tax Strategies to Manage Your 2025 Income

The April 1, 2025, deadline for required minimum distributions (RMDs) is fast approaching for retirees who turned 73 in 2024.

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How Much Does Being Rich Matter in Retirement?

After a certain point, having more money in retirement won't make you any happier, new research shows. Instead, physical health, a sense of purpose, and a minimal amount of non-mortgage debt are more relevant.

The National (Scotland)

Why do the clocks go forward and what impact does it have on your health?

Everything you need to know about the clocking going forward in Scotland and how it can impact your health

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Should You Start a Business in Retirement? Here's What You Need to Know

Whether you've always wanted to own your own company or just want to stay active or have more retirement money, starting a business in retirement is possible. Here's what to consider.

Evening Standard

Harsh justice: Grieving relatives convicted in secretive fast-track courts over unpaid household bills

Staggeringly harsh convictions continue to flow through the secretive fast-track Single Justice Procedure courts

The Independent UK

Should I withdraw a lump sum from my pension, what are the taxes and what are the alternatives?

If you’re nearing retirement it’s vital to make the most of your pension lump sum

The Conversation

Energy bills and debt are rising yet again – here are three things that would help vulnerable households

Energy prices are rising faster than benefits, wages or pensions, meaning the amount that UK households owe to energy suppliers – their energy debt – is also likely to grow.

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