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Our quirky Airbnb airship site makes us £100,000 per year... now we're putting it up for sale
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Aluminium-clad AirShip 002, which owners Roderick James and Amanda Markham built themselves, is one of Britain's most wish-listed properties on the website.
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When mum passed in 2023, my brother and I decided we would administer the estate ourselves. The flats are still rented and nothing has been done.
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In September my partner and I returned from a five-day trip to Marseille but our return flight was caught up in the National Air Traffic Services.
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The pensions agony uncle reveals the website pages he returns to regularly when sorting readers' problems - though some of them are well hidden.
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Living in rural Hertfordshire I am not hooked up to the national gas grid and rely on an oil tanker to drive down my lane and fill up a tank in the garden.
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The union has called for emergency talks between the Government and employers after staff are quitting in droves amid a rollout of changes to the frequency of post deliveries.
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The Chancellor must make it 'easier to create entry-level jobs' for the young after the 'disaster' of Labour's last two Budgets, business leaders have said.
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Figures from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) project that the UK tax burden will rise to 41.9 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) by the start of the next Parliament.
The UK's highest and lowest paid jobs revealed and where people are paid the most
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It's hard to know if you out-earn those around you - or are getting by on less - when Britons are notoriously tight-lipped about their wages.
IMF hands Healey a Budget boost - now he must heed its call to tackle debt, says ALEX BRUMMER
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Few British Chancellors have received such a garlanded arrival at the IMF as John Healey. He may prove to be a minimalist Chancellor at the upcoming Budget.
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Bank of England chief Andrew Bailey has demanded that social media giants clamp down on online scams as he lambasted 'downright criminal' activity on some platforms.
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If your partner is scatty with money or in debt, you may think that's their problem - especially if you manage your finances separately. But there are ways that you could suffer from the fallout.
Used diesel car prices take a pounding due to surging cost of fuel
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While the typical value of a three-year-old diesel motor was already in decline, the depreciation curve has sharpened noticeably since March, experts say.
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In a message to advanced economies including Britain, IMF experts said waiting any longer to balance the books would only mean a tougher task in the future.
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A new report has revealed that middle earners will need to add more to pensions than just minimum contributions via auto-enrolment to have a decent retirement.
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It comes as Ofgem's energy price cap went up on October 1, raising bills from £1,663 to £1,723 per year for a household using the typical amount of electricity and gas.
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The firms have been fined by the competition watchdog for infractions such as advertising false 'flash' deals and not being clear about joining fees.
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The Bank of England's leading interest rate hawk has played down fears that there will be a succession of hikes over the coming year.
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The government is under growing pressure to scrap the £100,000 childcare cliff edge as more than 179,000 families are expected to be affected by the end of the decade.
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As Chancellor John Healey delivers his first Budget in just two weeks' time, there is one urgent announcement he must make to help both savers and investors.
