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Rachel Reeves’s ‘save less to invest’ policy could be brilliant for ordinary Britons – or a disaster

People know about savings. But investing in stocks and shares? Not so much. Ministers have a duty to be clear about the benefits and risks, says Hilary Osborne, the Guardian’s money and consumer editor

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Dealing with disquiet over Kate’s cancer video

Letters: Readers comment on an article taking a different view of life after treatment from that presented by the Princess of Wales

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Kate’s recovery is great news – but be wary of a soft-focus view of life after chemo

I’ve had chemotherapy, and a film made in aftermath of my treatment would have been much greyer and grottier, says Guardian journalist Hilary Osborne

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Credit cards: ‘My spending limit was slashed by 90%’

How much banks will let you borrow can change without warning. One Money writer had theirs cut, while another’s was increased by a quarter

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59 summer problems solved – from sunburn and sweating to wasps and wedgies

Limp salad, bad barbecues, jellyfish stings and chafing. Summer can be a tricky season – but our experts are on hand to help with your hot-weather headaches

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Recovering from cancer, I craved normality. Now I’m better, I’m not so sure normal is the best thing

It’s complicated. Sometimes I still want people to take my illness into account. And then there is the regret of all I’ve lost by returning to everyday life, says Guardian writer Hilary Osborne

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‘Now even smaller’ and ‘All new, worse recipe’: these are the labels you won’t see on food – but you should

Firms that trumpet larger packets and improved formulas should also be frank about the shrinkflation that is giving the consumer less, says Hilary Osborne, the Guardian’s consumer and money editor

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Friday briefing: Inside a shocking new report on two dozen deaths between France and England

In today’s newsletter: A November 2021 incident saw dozens die in a failed attempt to come to England in pursuit of asylum – what really happened, and why?

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I didn’t want my cancer diagnosis to affect my relationships. But of course it did

Being seriously ill tests you and those around you to the limit, says Hilary Osborne, the Guardian’s money and consumer editor

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The secret world of breast cancer: 17 surprising things I wish I’d known

I thought I knew all about the disease that took my mother when I was nine. But on being diagnosed myself, my eyes were opened to the myths and realities

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Monday briefing: Do loyalty cards offer customers a good deal?

In today’s newsletter: Loyalty cards have become a fixture of supermarket shopping – but one group argues they don’t always mean value for money

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People call me brave for going through cancer treatment – but the scary bit starts now

After chemotherapy, I’m planning a future beyond medical care. I’m grateful but somewhat daunted by the challenge, writes Hilary Osborne, the Guardian’s money and consumer editor

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It’s hard to talk about cancer, but being open about my mastectomy has given me strength

I have explained what has happened to me on my own terms, and people have responded in kind, says Hilary Osborne, the Guardian’s money editor

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Living with the side-effects of cancer treatment

Letters: Jennifer Rees chronicles the long-term impact of chemotherapy, while Ken Foote tells of the hallucinogenic effect of the drugs

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When it comes to cancer drug side-effects, it’s about what you’ll tolerate to stay alive

No matter how bad I feel, I have to remind myself that the treatment is working to reduce my tumour, says the Guardian’s money and consumer editor, Hilary Osborne

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I thought knowing I had the ‘cancer gene’ would cast a shadow over my life. Now I have it, I realise how wrong I was

Despite the history of breast cancer in my family, I chose to be blithely ignorant. Now I have the disease, I realise that knowledge is power, says Guardian money and consumer editor Hilary Osborne

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Wednesday briefing: What caused this week’s travel chaos – and why the whole summer is at risk

In today’s newsletter: Half-term, the Jubilee, a struggling travel industry and, yes, Brexit have come together to cause a week of chaos. Nimo Omer investigates how

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