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Whose tax bill has risen most? Endless hikes have left households paying up to 90 different taxes - we reveal the biggest losers

Today

The IMF's assessment last month found that tax rates on wages have increased at the fastest pace in the developed world under this Labour government.

Thought the winter fuel backlash was brutal, Rachel? It'll be 100 times worse if you axe the triple lock on state pensions: JEFF PRESTRIDGE

Today

Although murmurings from Labour MPs about scrapping the triple lock to boost support for younger generations are growing louder by the day, it seems the lock will stay intact until 2029.

The golden rules of asking for your inheritance early (and how to say no without falling out!)

Today

Wealth planners and financial advisers say their phones are ringing off the hook with families desperate for answers to one burning question.

Inflation battle isn't over yet: Bank of England must resist the urge to hike interest rates, says MAGGIE PAGANO

Yesterday

It's true that oil prices are falling and share prices around the world are up amid relief that the US and Iran are finally hoping to sign their interim peace deal.

SpaceX rockets past Amazon and Microsoft - but early rally fades amid doubts over sky-high valuation

Yesterday

SpaceX has rocketed past Amazon and Microsoft to become the fourth largest company in the world just three days after its record-breaking stock market listing.

Oil drops below $80 for the first time since the start of the Iran war amid peace deal hopes

Yesterday

As Donald Trump declared the Strait of Hormuz would fully reopen to oil and gas tankers within days, the price of a barrel of Brent crude dropped towards $78.

Regus founder Mark Dixon steps back after almost 40 years leading the office space firm

Yesterday

Dixon, pictured, is giving up his role as chief exec of Regus owner International Workplace Group, which he set up in 1989 and is now worth £1.8bn.

HMRC is chasing me for a £109,696 tax bill that I paid nine months ago! SALLY SORTS IT

Yesterday

I have been trying to sort out a problem with HM Revenue & Customs for more than nine months. It has continued to chase me for a capital gains tax bill.

Want to open a savings account in a Lloyds or NatWest branch? You now need a smartphone: SYLVIA MORRIS

Yesterday

Readers are being told they need to bring along their own tablet or mobile phone so branch staff can help them to open an account online.

Some eight million British workers don't have any emergency savings

Yesterday

An estimated 8.2 million people have no financial buffer to fall back on in the event of a shock, according to the data from the City of London Corporation.

I bought a handbag in duty-free in Spain - how do I get a refund without flying back? DEAN DUNHAM KC

Yesterday

I bought an expensive leather handbag in duty-free shopping in a Spanish airport. However, after just a few weeks, some of the stitching is starting to unravel.

Which Chinese car brands have the longest warranties and most dealers?

Yesterday

Chinese car brands are expanding at a rapid rate in the UK. And so too are their dealer and after-sales networks. Here are the post-purchase offerings from four Chinese brands.

I downsized and learnt these vital lessons: JEFF PRESTRIDGE

Yesterday

For the past couple of months, I've been grappling with one of the biggest upheavals in my long life: moving into my own home after more than 14 years out of the property market...

Best cash Isa rates: Our pick of the five top deals

Yesterday

We pick our five favourite cash Isas for savers. This is essential reading to help you choose a top savings account for your money that can also protect you from tax.

Can grandparents put £50k in Premium Bonds for my children, bank the prizes and gift them at 18?

Yesterday

I have two children. Their grandparents are in their 70s, and want to open Premium Bonds for the grandchildren, putting in the full £50,000 for each.

Should you buy shares in SpaceX? Experts reveal what they predict for the stock

Yesterday

It's the biggest stock market float in history but how will SpaceX shares fare in days, weeks and months ahead? We asked leading experts.

Caravan holiday cost could double under Labour tourist tax plans

Yesterday

Working families could be hit with a 100% tax on their caravan holidays under a punitive new holiday levy, it has emerged.

British Gas launches fixed energy tariff at £222 below July price cap - but be quick if you want to sign up

Yesterday

British Gas has launched a fixed energy tariff that offers significant savings against the upcoming July price cap.

Boohoo owner Debenhams narrows losses in boost to turnaround hopes

Yesterday

The online retailer, where Sex and the City star Kim Cattrall fronts a fashion campaign, changed its name from Boohoo last year. Boss Dan Finley hailed 'a successful transformation'.

We can make Heathrow the world's greatest airport by rethinking the runway plan, explains hotel tycoon Surinder Arora

Yesterday

Heathrow is the front door to our economy, the gateway of our global connectivity, and the single most important piece of infrastructure we have for trade, tourism and investment.

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