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'My home-made battery pack means I heat and light my home for nothing'
'My home-made battery pack means I heat and light my home for nothing'   Brian and Ruth Willis say they save 650 a year using solar panel energy stored in 28 batteries
Questor: It's boring, but Shell's fat yield will reward patience
'We have inherited 300,000 - should we invest in buy-to-let?'
'I scam the scammers': confessions of an eBay vigilante
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Money Advice
'I earn 60k and have two buy-to-lets. Can I send my son to private school?'
'I earn 60k and have two buy-to-lets. Can I send my son to private school?'   Locum optometrist Carla Mahon wants to know if she should move to be near to a good grammar school or pay for her son Tego to be privately educated.
• Lenders must tighten rules for buy-to-let by January 1, says Bank
Are you among the stay-at-home mums missing 500m of state pension?
Your Money, Your Family: 'Here's how we juggled our own mortgage while saving 60k for the kids'
Flood victims: 10 months on, they're still battling for insurance payouts
Investing
Crowdfunding: Sound investment or crazy bet?
Crowdfunding: Sound investment or crazy bet?   Investors have been funding start-up businesses in the hope of enormous returns. But with 40pc of these companies failing, it pays to be wary
Six UK stocks tipped to be the next Fever-Tree
Questor: building the 5pc income portfolio
Golf travel company launches mini-bond paying 7.5pc
Savings
Halifax slashes Help to Buy Isa rate for all customers
Halifax slashes Help to Buy Isa rate for all customers   Those who were previously earning Halifax's top 4pc rate will now get 3.5pc. New customers will now be offered just 2pc
HSBC and First Direct cut top regular saver account rates
Lloyds cuts key savings rate by 80pc, hitting hundreds of thousands
Pensions
'Buy-to-let is my pension - but do the numbers stack up?'
Self-employed? Here's the three things you need to know about your finances
'I've been denied pension freedoms on my late husband's 55,000 pot'
 
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Fame and Fortune: Billy J Kramer: 'Brian Epstein offered me 50 a week - that was my turning point'
Richard Evans: Check your National Insurance record or risk getting a smaller state pension
Richard Dyson: US elections, and their amazing effect on UK shares
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