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Britons’ love affair with their ‘flexible friend’ appears to be on the rocks, as buy now, pay later deals emerge
As part of our FT Financial Literacy & Inclusion Campaign, some of our experts explain how they learnt the hard way . . .
The 0.79 per cent offer from Platform marks the latest escalation of competition in the mortgage market
Petershill Partners announces plans for initial public offering
‘Nudge’ letters sent to hundreds of people that UK revenue agency thinks might have underpaid
FCA’s investment push aims to reduce risk of consumers’ savings being eroded
‘Transitory’ inflation is lingering longer than central banks expected
As millennials start to enter their fifth decade, their thoughts need to turn to funding retirement
For those who can afford it, salary sacrifice schemes could lessen the sting of next year’s national insurance increases
Parents should save early and grandparents should plan carefully
Even the Bank of England seems less solid than before
Recovery spreads across $3.9tn American public retirement system
Companies analysis from our sister publication
My husband has locked me out of our shared bank accounts
DWP blames administrative problems during the pandemic
Private equity group offers legal claim over extra real estate as it battles for control of UK grocer
Patrick Jenkins, FT deputy editor, introduces the mission of the FT's Financial Literacy and Inclusion Campaign (Flic)
Influential US ‘Fire’ blogger Pete Adeney has tips for listeners on the Money Clinic Podcast
What the FIRE movement can teach us about investing and living a more meaningful life
Alongside a surge in retail share trading, traditional and ‘robo’ advice is being sought
Lawmakers scale back president’s proposed levies to pay for expansion of social safety net
A revolution is needed if we are to truly fix the system — and help all generations equally
Working out how much speculative excess there is in a market, whether housing or stocks, is tough
American homeowners are keen to buy but investors fear that mortgage lender profitability has peaked
UK will have its highest tax and national insurance burden in years but the pain will not be evenly felt
We can’t find a buyer so are considering leasing it to our local housing association
FCA does not routinely check whether guidance is followed on payouts for unsuitable transfer advice
Government to increase levy to help fund spending on health and social care
Comedian and consumer campaigner talks money and investment ethics on the Money Clinic podcast
The comedy in consumer justice
Borrowers claim they are ‘trapped in their homes until their deaths’
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