Personal Finance
- NewsThe Telegraph
Victory for landlords as no-fault evictions ban will not go through without full court review
Michael Gove’s promise to ban no fault evictions will not go ahead until a full review of the courts has been completed, MPs have confirmed.
4-min read - BusinessThe Telegraph
Questor: Hold on to embattled pop music investment fund as bid battle hots up
Shareholders in Hipgnosis Songs may not yet be singing Sweet Dreams Are Made Of This but an emerging bid battle for the troubled royalties fund has at least restored the shares to their original launch price six years ago.
4-min read - BusinessThe Telegraph
Closing phone lines still ‘part of our strategy’, says HMRC boss
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) may attempt to close its helplines again despite an outcry over previous plans, the boss of the tax office has said.
4-min read - BusinessThe Telegraph
‘I’m not saving into a pension – I don’t trust them’
What’s the point of locking your money away for the future when you could be spending it now? So goes the logic for many millennials, fewer of whom are saving for their retirement. That’s the case for Jenny Woolf* who has £7,000 in the bank and just £250 in a pension pot from a brief teaching stint.
8-min read - NewsThe Telegraph
Civil servants fail to show up to shiny new multi-million pound offices
Taxpayers have been handed a multi-million pound bill for new government offices despite large numbers of civil servants continuing to work from home.
4-min read - BusinessThe Telegraph
Middle-class families forced to give up ponies to cover mortgage bills
Middle class families are giving up horse riding to cover soaring bills and higher mortgage costs.
- LifestyleThe Telegraph
How to find a lost pension with an NI number
The idea of losing track of your hard-earned cash might sound unfathomable, yet an estimated 4.8 million British pension pots are currently “missing”.
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