A study by retirement mortgage specialist Responsible Life found that 82.8% of over-55s who needed a mortgage or remortgage didn’t qualify for any product of any kind.
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First drive of Aston Martin’s £158,000 DBX SUV
So much is riding on this sporty 181mph all-wheel-drive vehicle – reputations, jobs, livelihoods, and the very future of Aston Martin itself – that even supercool agent James Bond might break into a cold sweat.
Will I break lifetime allowance rules if I start a new pension?
Now work pensions are mandatory, could taking a low-paid or part-time job lead to me breaching the terms of my lifetime allowance protection and incurring a tax bill?
Brexit and Covid-19 cause many aspiring expats to rethink plans
Around one in three would-be expats are having a rethink because of the Covid-19 crisis, as the pandemic looks to be worsening again in many countries, according to the survey by Canada Life.
We reveal the cheapest and most expensive motors to keep on the road
Although production of Skoda’s vehicle has been discontinued, those who own a Yeti will pay an average annual premium of just £282, according to MoneySuperMarket.
Business lending by banks to reach 13-year high
Because of the strain put on company finances by the pandemic, the EY Item Club said business lending was set to grow by 14.4 per cent this year.
RUTH SUNDERLAND: Working from home warriors must wise up
We may come to look back on the sunny days of lockdown, of high-class problems like plotting the best work-life balance, as the phoney war before the real economic bombs drop.
Economy to be declared in recession due to coronavirus
When second-quarter GDP figures are published, it is expected to mark the first time since the financial crisis that they will show two successive quarters of decline – the definition of a technical recession.
Aerospace bosses in £1bn fund to prop up suppliers
The fund would help small companies that have been left crippled by collapsing demand for aircraft and parts, amid restrictions on flying, which has left many planes unused.
Hotels and High Street to suffer more coronavirus job losses
The companies will report financial results after months of being battered by lockdown restrictions. Both have warned of potential redundancies.










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