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‘Heat pump doomsters are wrong – I have no regrets’
Practising what you preach is easier said than done, but James Higgins is trying his best. He has worked in the energy and climate change sector for more than 16 years, got an MBA in Clean Energy, and now works with both industry and government to create a net zero economy.
9-min read - NewsThe Telegraph
Charities sue over £1m will error that left inheritance to legal boss
Just days before her death, retired doctor Rosemary Hill made the generous decision to leave the majority of her wealth, £1m, to four leading charities.
2-min read - BusinessThe Telegraph
What is probate and how it works
Applying for probate is an important part of dealing with and distributing someone’s assets when they die, but it can be a complex and complicated process. In this guide, we will aim to demystify the topic of probate, and provide you with what you need to know to navigate its intricacies with confidence.
12-min read - BusinessThe Telegraph
‘I’ve worked in the RAF and NHS and own four businesses – should I quit Britain to cut my tax bill?’
Dr Kevin O’Sullivan, 72, has had a colourful career. After a stint in the Royal Air Force in his 20s, he trained as an obstetric surgeon and worked briefly for the NHS, leaving because he “didn’t want to live inside a political football”. Following this, he worked as a medical director for several insurance and pharmaceutical companies.
7-min read - BusinessThe Telegraph
Barclays customer paid £2k compensation for ‘misgendering’ complaints
Barclays has paid out more than £2,000 to a customer who repeatedly complained staff had misgendered them.
3-min read - LifestyleThe Telegraph
How do I check my state pension?
The state pension system is so complex that errors and missing records are not uncommon – but figuring out if you are being underpaid is essential. Leaving an error unchecked could cost you tens of thousands of pounds over the course of your retirement.
8-min read - NewsThe Telegraph
The radical Labour council waging class warfare on the south coast
It was Victorian Britain’s pre-eminent seaside town, but Brighton is distinctly more shabby these days.
7-min read
