Finance
- NewsThe Telegraph
Middle-classes ‘already priced out of private schools’ ahead of Labour raid
Private schools are already becoming “even more elite” ahead of Labour’s VAT raid, with boarding fees shooting up by 9pc.
4-min read - BusinessThe Telegraph
‘Epidemic’ of uninsured Gen Z drivers push up premiums for millions of motorists
An increasing number of young motorists are opting to break the law and drive without insurance due to the surging cost of premiums.
3-min read - BusinessThe Telegraph
Questor: this oil and gas giant’s performance can be volatile but its rewards are consistent
There is no such thing as a risk-free dividend stock. Even companies that have made shareholder payouts without interruption for decades can experience unexpected financial difficulties which cause their dividend payments to abruptly come to an end.
4-min read - BusinessThe Telegraph
‘I earn $350,000 and pay 19pc tax since moving to the US – I’m living my dream’
Each year, over 400,000 British residents seek pastures new abroad, with 20,000 setting their sights on the United States.
9-min read - BusinessThe Telegraph
Three banking giants slash mortgage rates
Mortgages are falling amid hopes central interest rates could be cut as early as the start of summer. Barclays has announced it is lowering fixed-rate mortgage deals by up to 0.45 percentage points from Friday, while HSBC and TSB have also announced smaller rate reductions.
3-min read - NewsThe Telegraph
Universal Credit crackdown backfires as fraud bill surges to £5.6bn
Taxpayers have been hit with a £5.6bn Universal Credit fraud bill despite a Government crackdown on criminals abusing the system.
3-min read - BusinessThe Telegraph
My loyalty points were stolen – and now I ‘owe’ Nectar £355
Fraudsters are exploiting a security loophole to target Sainsbury’s shoppers and steal their Nectar points.
4-min read