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A repayment crunch looms with repercussions for hundreds of thousands of borrowers
Ten years on, we’re still paying for the securitisation crisis
Work until you’re 68, says government, as state pension slips further away
Tax revenue from LTA breaches up by 80 per cent in a year
Almost £600bn assets held in 2016, compared with £100bn in 2008
Government accelerates shift to longer working life in response to ‘demographic pressure’
Think-tank report says majority of people are not putting enough away into pensions
Surcharges for paying with a credit card to be banned from January
Insurance company terms and conditions are longer than Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’
What are my obligations under auto-enrolment?
Ratesetters have difficulty forecasting their own conduct, let alone everyone else’s
Subsidised insurance should be available for 190,000 homes next year
Savings
Pension drawdown
Some sufferers charged up to £1,000 for an annual policy
Charges and ‘robo advice’ for retail investors in the FCA spotlight
The government backed away from bold reforms, but cannot avoid cuts for much longer
Up-to-date deals from banks and building societies
Official failed to prevent shoddy advice on transfers from defined benefit schemes
Up-to-date tax-efficient savings deals
Current rates from the state-owned savings bank
Lloyds’ overdrafts, pay squeeze, same-sex pensions ruling
Companies analysis from our sister publication
City regulator’s review of pension freedoms highlights risk of drawdown products
Iconic seventies cartoon hero emerges from the fancy dress shop to promote new brand
Venture capital trusts are a popular alternative to those ‘capped out’ of pensions saving
My summer book list writers take aim at tax, lobbyists baby boomers and the media
Copenhagen most expensive place when tax is taken into account
Law Commission consults on bringing legacies into the digital age
Managed assets are acting more like index trackers, according to research
Legacies account for a large — and growing — proportion of charitable donations
The Taylor Review calls into question payments for domestic services
Website beset by technical glitches and confusing questions
Taylor Review suggests ‘cashless transactions’ for gardeners and window cleaners
What is the best way to leave it to my children?
Default funds do not have clearly stated objectives, study shows
