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Money Advice

Dad vs daughter who got the best home deal?

One bought a house for 13,950 in 1979 when interest rates were 17pc, the other paid 378,000 in 2014 when rates were ultra low

'Nationwide gave a criminal with fake ID an account but refused to refund me 8,700'

'Our freehold cost 38,000 - now we're being denied compensation'

Money Makeover: 'I inherited 80,000, how long will it last in retirement?'

Investing

Bitcoin hits the mainstream, but is it really 'the new gold'?

Some believe the cryptocurrency will turn traditional banking and economic control upside-down. Others invest simply for fear of missing huge returns.

'Landlords have had it easy. Even rising interest rates won't force me to sell my seven buy-to-lets'

The chart that shows why US shares aren't overvalued

What does the Bank Rate rise mean for your investments?

Questor Share Tips

Follow the Money: theres plenty of scope for this aviation firms undervalued shares to soar

<b>Follow the Money</b>: theres plenty of scope for this aviation firms undervalued shares to soar

Gama is a fast-growing, cash-generative business, which operates in a sector that is both rapidly consolidating and relatively immune from attack

Share Tip: Shell shares have risen by a fifth since we tipped them - but hold on for more

Investment Trust Bargain: buy shares in the company that's fully positioned for another financial crisis

Income Portfolio: up 47pc since March, this play on rising mortgage rates has far more to give

Savings

'I was fined 844 for switching my Isa to a higher rate': how banks are getting tough as savings rates rise

As interest rates rise those savers who try to switch to higher-paying accounts are discovering that banks are prepared to enforce onerous penalties on their existing deals

Lloyds and Halifax: new overdraft fees of up to 52pc

Pensions

Pensions 'super tax' refunds hit 262m are you owed money?

The new state pension system might hasten the end of National Insurance

More Personal Finance

FAME AND FORTUNE: Willy Russell: 'I sometimes paid 80pc in tax but it didn't bother me'

House prices rise at fastest rate since January, says Halifax

Richard Dyson:Don't we all invest through a Cayman Island tax haven these days?

Money


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