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Heirs of deceased women underpaid state pension WILL get money
Tens of thousands of women are owed a fortune in lost state pension due to a massive blunder uncovered by This is Money, and we understand an official investigation is now under way.
Could a decent local pub boost house prices near you?
What would make you give it all up for village life? It might be decent neighbours, good schools and beautiful walks nearby – but a welcoming local pub is also becoming a popular answer.
Just 18% could spot all of these fraud messages… could you do better?
High street bank TSB showed 2,000 people 20 emails and texts, half of which were fraudulent, and found only 18 per cent correctly spotted all 10 scams.
Britain’s favourite cars cheaper to buy with finance than cash
The best-selling UK model for the last 11 years, the Ford Fiesta, is £522 cheaper with finance than buying traditionally, as salesmen hope for repeat customers.
With beauty DIY sales soaring will salons still be in demand?
Hair salons opened their doors on 4 July. But with the sharp spike in sales for online beauty treatments will they continue to see demand in the future?
Stamp duty cut sees estate agent calls surge
Enquiries from house hunters have surged since Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the nine-month tax cut in his mini-Budget summer statement on Wednesday.
INVESTMENT EXTRA: Can investing in banks make you a tuppence or two?
The private investor clients of investment platforms such as Hargreaves Lansdown have been snapping up bank shares, persuaded that they are set to recover from their current lows.
CAPITAL GEARING TRUST: Long-term growth and cash preservation
Capital Gearing’s largest fund holdings include a Vanguard fund which tracks the Japanese stock market, a FTSE 100 tracker fund, and German property fund Vonovia.
Top fund manager Standard Life Aberdeen dumps Boohoo
Boohoo has been rocked by claims that some of its clothes were being packaged in sweatshops where staff were paid as little as £3.50 an hour. Shares plunged 42 per cent in just three days.










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