One in five young people can’t afford to break up
By HELEN KIRRANE, REPORTER, THIS IS MONEY Updated: 07:29 EDT, 11 August 2025 One in five under 40s…
We want to give our children our buy-to-let properties – can we avoid capital gains and inheritance tax?
My husband and I, both 68, own our house worth £650,000, plus three flats which we rent out.…
Should I buy an immediate needs annuity to pay my 86-year-old mother’s care fees? STEVE WEBB replies
My mum has been in a residential care home for eight years and is now 86. She is…
Does Ed Miliband’s new £3,750 grant make it worth buying an electric car? How to get it and the EVs to buy
Car buyers are being offered a cash incentive to purchase a new electric vehicle (EV) for the first…
REVEALED: Now Angela Rayner wants to tax your garden SHED thanks to her army of council snoopers
Households are being hit with a new range of sneaky charges by councils looking to raise extra cash. …
Madonna looked after me financially, says DJ PAUL OAKENFOLD
Paul Oakenfold is a DJ and record producer. The 61-year-old Londoner has remixed songs for U2, Madonna and…
The little-known trick to lock in a guaranteed 9% return on your pension savings – here’s what you need to do
Many over-55s are missing out because they are unaware of a valuable trick that could guarantee income in…
L&G boss urges Chancellor: Don’t force our pension funds to back Britain
By CALUM MUIRHEAD, CHIEF CITY REPORTER Updated: 04:10 EDT, 10 August 2025 The boss of Britain’s biggest money…
We burn a lot more than we recycle – that’s just madness!
As delegates from more than 170 countries meet in Geneva to try to hammer out a global treaty…
Property market ‘strongest in three years’ in first half of 2025
Stamp duty changes and banks offering bigger mortgages have driven the high By LUCY EVANS, MONEY REPORTER Updated:…
Pension deals boost profits at Legal & General as employers look to offload defined benefit schemes
By CALUM MUIRHEAD, CHIEF CITY REPORTER Updated: 17:01 EDT, 6 August 2025 Britain’s biggest money manager Legal &…
State pension gender gap narrows – but difference in size of private pots is still huge
The state pension gender gap has shrunk to 1 per cent, less than a decade after a major…