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46,332: the average tax bill for people who saved too much in their pension
46,332: the average tax bill for people who saved too much in their pension   The huge price being paid by prudent pension investors for saving too much has been laid bare by the Government
'I'm cutting the cost of my 350,000 mortgage by 30pc - while I can'
The university towns where house prices have risen an average 22pc in three years
Could you save thousands in stamp duty by buying a bit of forest land?
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Money Advice
How the tangled web of stamp duty is smothering families
How the tangled web of stamp duty is smothering families   Annual stamp duty revenues have trebled since the onset of the financial crisis
Virgin Trains lets you bid 5 for first-class upgrades
Two million couples lose 662 windfall by failing to claim marriage tax break
'My brother used his Power of Attorney to steal 125,000 from our parents'
Investing
In ruins? Europe to return 30pc in three years
In ruins? Europe to return 30pc in three years   An expert has suggested that fortunes for Europe looked promising, while Britains growth will be more muted
How to choose the best (not the cheapest) investment platform
Ive seen adverts offering 'safe' 15pc returns should I invest?
Property rental company launches 6pc retail bond
Questor Share Tips
Share Tip: low expectations are always a good start, so take a punt on M&S (with a stop-loss)
<b>Share Tip</b>: low expectations are always a good start, so take a punt on M&S (with a stop-loss)   The combination of a lowly valuation, bearish sentiment and low expectations means that Marks & Spencer could just reward a speculative punt ahead of its interims
Investment Trust Bargain: smaller companies in general and Asian ones in particular now offer value
Income Portfolio: whatever happens to Bank Rate, the income famine shows no sign of letting up
Savings
September 2016: banks implored to halt fraud epidemic. September 2017: new victims come forward every day
September 2016: banks implored to halt fraud epidemic. September 2017: new victims come forward every day   Customers are still being regularly swindled out of their life savings a year after a super-complaint was made to financial regulators
Top easy-access account rates soar 26pc since January
Our pick of the best fixed-rate savings bonds
Our favourite regular savings accounts
Pensions
Expats' fears over private pension payment post-Brexit
British Airways plans to move all employees onto new pension scheme next year
 
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FAME AND FORTUNE: Belinda Carlisle: 'I'll never do a reality show again - they don't pay enough to make it worthwhile'
In charts: if you own shares in these world markets for five years, this is the chance of making a loss
Richard Dyson: If you buy these shares you can avoid inheritance tax. Just make sure you understand the rules
BT ignored ombudsman's instruction to repay customer 5,371
 
 
 
 
 
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