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How to protect your money from Andy Burnham: What to do now to fight potential tax raids

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What will a new prime minister mean for our personal finances and what can you do to fight back today?

SMALL CAP IDEA: Galliford Try, the builder with a fortress balance sheet and a growing order book

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Which makes Galliford Try worth a closer look, because it is doing something unusual for a builder.

Primark cuts price of hundreds of fashion lines amid subdued demand and hot competition

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The budget fashion chain said that affordable prices matter 'more than ever' as it announced price cuts including on kid's clothes and winter staples. Sales have suffered in Europe amid weak confidence.

Slash taxes to revive Britain's battered airline industry, BA boss tells Burnham

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The boss of British Airways has said Andy Burnham must cut taxes on Britain's beleaguered airlines or risk seeing the industry stall.

Would YOU pass a mid-retirement MOT? Take a quiz on how ready you are for later life

Today

Aviva and Age UK provided This is Money with a short sample version of its new MOT test, previewing some of the key questions - take the quiz here.

Do NOT rely on the state pension - it may be in tatters by the time you quit work, says JEFF PRESTRIDGE

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I consider myself a lucky boy. I'm in receipt of the maximum 'new' state pension and have been pocketing it since June last year, a couple of months after my 66th birthday.

Could solar window film keep your home cool in the heatwave?

Today

Could solar film really be a viable money-saving alternative to expensive shutters that lets your home still get lots of natural light?

Lack of water supply and a future drain from data centres derails government plans for 1.5m new homes

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England only has enough water for 420,000 of the Government's target of 1.5m homes, the trade association for the water industry has revealed.

Segro rejects Prologis' third bid worth £13.5bn but keeps the door open for an improved offer

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Segro has rejected a further takeover bid from US predator Prologis worth £13.5billion but said it was open to a proposal that 'appropriately' reflects its value.

I'm still waiting for my civil service pension after almost two years: STEVE WEBB replies

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Steve Webb says tens of thousands of civil servants have been hit by a series of problems with the administration of their pension scheme.

Ryanair profits slump as weaker demand pushes airline to slash prices over summer

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Boss Michael O'Leary said fares in the first quarter 'required stimulation' as the war in Iran led to 'consumer hesitancy and later bookings'.

Telecoms may be dull but profits are calling! How to invest in an overlooked sector

Today

Suddenly, the usually low-profile telecoms sector is in the spotlight. In the wake of a major deal this week, it's being called the new 'billionaires' playground'.

PwC boss: Britain will never have its own Elon Musk

Today

Speaking from the international group's global headquarters in central London, Amitrano says Britain has many strengths, but we are ambivalent about successful people.

I'm not married to my partner, would I get half our house if we split?

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My partner and I have been living together for some time, but we are not married. What happens if we separate?

How you could save THOUSANDS on weight-loss jabs and why you risk overpaying by as much as £3,700

Today

Weight-loss jabs have been hailed as a miracle drug. But while you're watching the numbers fall on the scales, you may not notice those in your bank account plummeting too.

There is a grown-up at the US Federal Reserve now, says HAMISH MCRAE

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If you are going to have chaotic economic policies from the White House, you need a really solid, predictable stance from the place around the corner, the Federal Reserve.

'Envy' tax to clobber 1million drivers who buy an average car this year

Today

The 'expensive vehicle supplement' is an annual £425 levy paid for five years on a car costing more than £40,000.

Pioneering aviation firm Vertical could send jobs abroad as Government dithers over subsidies

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An innovative British aviation business could shift manufacturing abroad as the Government dithers over subsidies, in what would be a major blow to jobs and innovation.

Small firms 'drowning' in admin instead of focusing on growth

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Small business owners spend almost twice as much time on paperwork as on growing their companies, according to a report.

Burnham urged to scrap inheritance tax raid on family firms

Today

Andy Burnham has been urged to scrap inheritance tax on family firms and rule out further raids on struggling businesses.

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