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Jetting around the world as an airline steward keeps Tim Bott, 62, (pictured) feeling energetic - at an age he once thought would be spent with his feet up in retirement.
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The prolonged war across the Middle East has 'delayed' mortgage-rate relief for borrowers, Savills said.
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The AA wants the Government to consider a conversion course that allows auto-only licence holders to quality to drive a manual after only 7.5 hours of learning to drive one.
My mum says she doesn't need a will, how can I convince her to write one?
Today
My sister and I both agree that we need to get our mother to write a will but she is insistent that she doesn't need one and would rather not discuss these things.
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Not only could you discover some money you'd forgotten about, but you could also make life far easier for your loved ones if the worst happens.
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Higher taxes and sharp increases in the minimum wage mean that taking on a worker aged 21 and over costs 20 per cent more. For 18-to-20 year-olds, the cost is up by 31 per cent.
British Gas owes me £1,264 credit, but is taking 18 months to return it: SALLY SORTS IT
Yesterday
I have been trying to recover the credit I had with Rebel Energy for nearly 18 months, after the supplier closed. My balance of £1,264 was transferred to British Gas.
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Workplace pensions are in for a huge shake-up that will change the way pensioners are paid each year under the plans for a so-called 'guided retirement'.
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The chance of winning a Premium Bond prize has risen in recent months - but there may be even better to come as we hit a huge milestone for Premium Bonds.
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Our neighbour's bonfires set off my asthma every year. I've told him, but he hasn't stopped. Can I force him to?
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Paul Elliott Singer is one of Wall Street's toughest money managers, running one of the world's most successful hedge funds with £60bn of assets under its belt.
Best cash Isa savings rates: Easy access and fixed deals in our tables
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This is Money's best cash Isa tables are updated as new deals arrive and highlight the top easy access and fixed rate Isas from banks and building societies.
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Call me old-fashioned, but I've never fancied cryptocurrencies as an investment. Even less so after the hacking of crypto platform Binance late last week.
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You set a budget, carefully track your outgoings and cut back where you can - but STILL find you overspend and feel out of control. Sound familiar?
Primark confirms plans to launch home delivery - but not until the end of 2027
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Primark confirmed it will launch home delivery at the end of next year in a bid to reassure potential investors over the spin-off from its owner.
Yesterday
Despite waxing lyrical about its engine and showering praise on its road manners, the petrolhead-turned-farmer kept it for only four years before giving it away as a competition prize.
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Banks are being forced to compete harder for customers, as the housing market remains sluggish and higher rates put people off moving home.
Nationwide launches best buy fixed-rate savings deal - is it worth opening?
Yesterday
The deal comes as Nationwide reveals that three fifths of bank and building society customers believe better savings rates are only being offered to new customers.
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One of the world's top hedge funds has warned that a stock market slump could see 'fear of missing out' (FOMO) replaced by FOGO - 'fear of getting obliterated'.
Jaecoo's Chinese owner Chery wants to 'be a British brand' as it looks to build on stellar UK sales
Yesterday
Chery Automobile chairman Yin Tongyue said: 'In the future, I really want to have products designed in the UK, engineered in the UK and produced in the UK, to sell worldwide.'
