Throughout my teens and early 20s, I spent every penny I earned the moment it landed in my account. There was no proper personal finance education when I was at school.
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Tesla chief Elon Musk becomes world’s fourth-richest person
The 49-year-old is now worth £63.8billion after his fortune rose by £7.8billion on Monday, according to Bloomberg’s billionaires index. Tesla shares are up by more than 350 per cent this year alone.
RUTH SUNDERLAND: Hope for the property market
Persimmon, the builder previously known as a byword for executive greed, is striking a hopeful note on the housing market. The dividend is being reinstated and sales have surged.
Build a recession war chest: Where should you put your lockdown loot?
Around two in five of us managed to save more in lockdown after a large chunk of our day-to-day expenses disappeared.
British savers amassed £66bn over four months this year.
Patch up your pension: Experts explain how to repair the Covid damage
Savers, who were set to retire, may have had to reconsider as pension pots saw their worst quarterly performance on record in the first three months of 2020, when the average fund lost 15.2 per cent.
THE PRUDENT INVESTOR: Covid cost me, and I still fear a second wave
Did you hold on through the rollercoaster ride? At the time of deepest gloom I produced figures showing how quickly share prices had rebounded after previous dips, highlighting the risks of panic-selling.
How to recession proof your family’s finances
We are here to help you revive your finances and make sure you and your family are in the best possible position as the nation fights its way out of the economic crisis.
London and Cardiff raked in £58.2m from moving traffic offences
More than half of the fines were from yellow-box junction infringements in the financial year 2018/19, which continue to prove lucrative for authorities across both capitals.
BHP calls time on coal: Miner looks to a greener future
BHP will offload mines in Australia and Colombia within two years, bowing to pressure from activist investors to stop producing what is seen as the dirtiest fossil fuel.
Casual clothing boost for Sosandar: Sales soar during lockdown
The four-year-old firm sells dresses aimed at the over-30s for between £50 and £80 and counts Amanda Holden (pictured) among its celebrity fans. It said revenues rose 54 per cent between April and June.










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