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‘I’m dying of cancer but it’s taken months to access my pension’
Terminally ill Christine, 63, ran into trouble trying to access her workplace pension
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TikTok influencers threatened with prison over dodgy financial advice
Celebrities who promote investment products also risk charges
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Grammar schools face being ‘swamped’ by private pupils over Labour VAT raid
Independent schools expect to suffer exodus if Labour imposes tax on fees
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Revealed: Britain’s biggest Isa
UK’s 25 biggest savers amass record-breaking fortunes through stocks and shares
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Families hit with £1.4m inheritance tax bills on gifts
Grieving Britons are taxed heavily as relatives died within seven years of gifting
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What is pension drawdown?
Telegraph Money explains how to manage your pot through flexi-access drawdown without letting it run out
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Council puts flower beds in front of cash machines to protect against ram raids
South Cambridgeshire to spend £100,000 on heavy-duty planters to block burglaries
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Cheques for Children in Need hijacked by fraudsters
Scammers are intercepting donations en route to the charity
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‘I’m 55, divorced and earn £80k. Can I afford to retire at 60?’
Get free help with your money. Email money@telegraph.co.uk with your problem and contact details – and receive guidance worth thousands
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‘Staycation tax’ backlash as Budget removes benefits from short-term holiday lets
Conservative MPs speak out after abolition of furnished holiday lettings regime by Jeremy Hunt
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Everything wrong with the Great British Isa
Telegraph Money explains what to expect from Jeremy Hunt’s new savings allowance
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Child benefit overhauled to end unfair tax bills for middle-class parents
Up to half a million working families will save £1,260 under Jeremy Hunt’s reforms
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Crumbling NHS to push record numbers to private healthcare
More than 800,000 expected to pay for medical bills amid strikes and long wait times
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Gold at record high price: the best ways to invest and make a profit
Precious metal is back in vogue as investors look for ‘safe havens’
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Brexit row over cost of ‘lavish’ pensions paid to British MEPs
German MEP calls for amendment as EU scheme faces bankruptcy
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Children in premium house price areas least likely to get into first-choice schools
Competition for places highest where parents pay most to live, analysis shows
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