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Autumn Statement 2016: will you be better or worse off?
Autumn Statement 2016: will you be better or worse off?   Aspiring home owners, buy-to-let landlords and parents - we highlight the winners and the losers
Autumn Statement: new National Savings & Investments savings bond to pay 2.2pc
Autumn Statement closes pension tax relief loophole for over-55s
Letting fees crackdown in Autumn Statement: what will it mean for renters and landlords?
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Money Advice
'Should I take 719,000 cash now, or get an income of 28,000 for life?'
'Should I take 719,000 cash now, or get an income of 28,000 for life?'   John Clarke, 58, faces a tough decision over whether to transfer out of his final salary pension scheme. What should he do?
Your mortgage is going to cost more very soon - here is why
'Our mum's care costs 65,000 a year and she has 400,000 savings. What should we do?'
Investing
Buy these bargain stocks before they make a comeback
Buy these bargain stocks before they make a comeback   Donald Trump's win could mean that now is the time to dip your toe back into 'value' stocks
Top property manager: 'The London market will fall. We're holding lots of cash'
How to invest like...Norway's 700bn oil fund
Questor Share Tips
Follow the Money: Buy Revolution Bars for a taste of well-planned growth at a low valuation
<b>Follow the Money</b>: Buy Revolution Bars for a taste of well-planned growth at a low valuation   No debt, high returns and a good concept - fund managers say this company has done 'nothing wrong' since it floated
Share Tip: In a growth-and-inflation world, this share could run higher still
Income Portfolio: Buy-to-let isn't dead, so invest in this niche lender
Savings
'Should you break out of fixed-rate cash Isas?'
'Should you break out of fixed-rate cash Isas?'   We've crunched the numbers to work out when to break out of an Isa and pay the penalty
First Direct halves cash Isa rate
Tesco launches top three-year bond paying 1.62pc
Pensions
Have you taken cash from your pension since 2015? You might be due a tax refund
Up to 198 days to move your pension
Retiring soon? Here are five ways to boost your workplace pension
 
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Fame and Fortune: Jim Davidson: 'Ive never saved anything. I havent got any money now. None'
Richard Evans: Interest rates and inflation about to rise? I wouldnt be too sure
Richard Dyson: Why now is the worst time to take out a fixed-rate savings account
 
 
 
 
 
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