Pay cuts, redundancy and worries over job security have forced workers of all ages to consider whether they can still afford to put money in their pension.
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What is the cheapest way for UK retail investors to buy US share?
The US has come through as the clear winner of 2020 so far despite the chaos caused by the coronavirus on global markets. Here’s how to get a slice of some of the its leading companies.
Low number of Help-to-Buy homes affected by cladding revealed
The Government suggests that than less than 300 homes bought with Help-to-Buy loans have been deemed unsafe due to cladding issues.
Can you invest for profit and your money to do good? TiM podcast
Most personal investors are just ordinary people trying to grow their wealth over the long term – and like the population at large many of them care about the world around them.
Asos booms in lockdown: Sportswear and fewer returns help sales surge
Shoppers at Asos bought more comfortable sports gear, rather than dresses and suits, meaning that clothes ordered online are more likely to fit. Make-up and skincare products have also been popular.
Rethinking the tax system: Five areas that may see change
Rethinking our tax system through simplification and digitisation would be a great next step and there are early signs that a rethink is underway in several key areas, one tax expert argues.
How to buy a property in a pandemic: Our guide for first-time buyers
Buying a first property can be a daunting experience, but ultimately rewarding. We take a look at what you need to know – from cobbling together a deposit to finding a mortgage deal.
Stay-at-home Brits fuel Just Eat sales: Orders up 32% in first half
The food delivery firm received 257m orders in the first half of 2020, up 32 per cent on last year. That fuelled a 44 per cent increase in revenues, which rose to more than £900m for the period.
The UK’s recession is dire but what matters is how we climb out it
Confirmation that we are in recession was both important and perhaps the most meaningless piece of news of this year. It’s indicators for the future we should watch.
MARKET REPORT: Landlord Capco under strain with lockdown
Capital & Counties said it has no idea when trading will return to normal for its restaurant, shop and bar tenants – even though early indicators since lockdown measures were lifted have been promising.










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