Bitcoin (BTC) on brink of huge run as Trump campaign gathers momentum
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Money Problem: ‘Someone was killed in my
Money blog reader Jane T asks: “I want to put my house on the market. One of the previous owners was stabbed to death by a family member in the house. Do I need to tell prospective owners?”
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Hunt accuses OBR of ‘political intervention’ for
Former chancellor Jeremy Hunt has accused the independent fiscal watchdog of lacking “political impartiality” ahead of its review that could be critical of the Conservative government.
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Budget will embrace ‘harsh light of fiscal
The Labour government’s first budget will embrace the “harsh light of fiscal reality” but “better days are ahead”, Sir Keir Starmer will say in a speech today.
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How to sit together on a flight
Many airlines urge customers to pay for specific seats in advance or run the risk of being split up – but is this really necessary?
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Why some ‘strivers’ say they’re spooked by
On a sunny October afternoon in Derbyshire, hundreds of people are pushing their wheelbarrows around a field full of pumpkins in Ashover.
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What’s likely to be in the budget?
Briefings and speculation are rife over what will be included in the chancellor’s budget on Wednesday, particularly the scale of tax rises.
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Interpath chair to step down over Deloitte
A former chair of one of Britain’s biggest auditors is to step down as chairman of Interpath, the independent advisory firm, because of a potential conflict of interest involving its private equity backer’s choice of auditor.
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People ‘will not face higher taxes on
People will not face higher taxes on their payslips after the budget, a cabinet minister said, as she refused to be drawn on what measures could be in the £40bn revenue raiser.
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Government to trumpet £500m bills aid from
Britain’s biggest energy retailers have told ministers that they will provide more than £500m of extra help for households as the government tries to deflect criticism over the winter fuel payments row.
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Premier League to debate new EFL settlement
The Premier League is drawing up plans to present its clubs with fresh proposals for a financial settlement with the English Football League (EFL) as soon as next month.
