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'Landlord licence' now costs average of £700 as more councils force buy-to-let owners to register
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North-South divide for public EV charger availability threatens to leave behind parts of the UK in the electric revolution
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I attended university as a mature student, will I have to repay my loan during retirement?
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The man selling fans food and drink in Britain's 'golden era' of live music - meet Stephen Freeman
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Reeves will regret her winter fuel payment raid on pensioners, says JEFF PRESTRIDGE
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The savings account offering 10% interest! Virgin Money launches top deal
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The race for space returns: Larger houses in high demand - is now a good time to trade up the ladder?
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The first-time buyer's step-by-step guide
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Why won't British Gas give me a smart meter display at my new home?
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Ageing cars to blame for recent rise in vehicle breakdowns, Green Flag says
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MG HS review: We test drive the all-new version of Britain's favourite budget-friendly family SUV
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Lucky saver wins £100k with £100 Premium Bonds holding bought in 2005
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Bank of England FINALLY cuts interest rates to 5% - what it means for mortgages and savings
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Could Labour impose tax overnight on a pension I inherited from my husband?
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Motorists should brace for fuel duty hikes and 'perma-high' petrol costs, AA warns
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Millions of TalkTalk broadband customers face price rises of up to 11% under new flat fee system
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Scam refunds largely 'depend on who you bank with' says payments regulator
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Our kids have left home - can we clear our mortgage in two years and then go travelling?
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TSB launches £190 current account switching bonus for new customers
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Criminals still using Facebook sponsored adverts to sell fake cash... and they're not all being taken down
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House prices record FASTEST annual growth since December 2022 last month, says Nationwide
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As AI arms race between Apple and Microsoft reaches fever pitch, our investing experts tell which is best bet to make money
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What next for interest rates after Bank of England cuts base rate? Forecasts on how low it could go
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Would moving to flat rate pension tax relief be fairer to low earners? ROS ALTMANN replies
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NS&I reveals details of exclusive rate for 220k savers who opened 6.2% rate last year
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Homeowners can get up to £2,000 off heat pumps and home improvements with a Halifax mortgage
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Premium Bonds prize dates for the coming year - find out when your winning number could be coming up in 2024
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Savers should grab this easy access account for a great rate with no hassle: SYLVIA MORRIS
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How much grandparents' childcare is REALLY worth: Calculator reveals 'salary' equivalent
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Half a million taxpayers set to receive 'tax demand' letter from HMRC: Here's what to do if you get one
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Will classic cars soon have a one-off MOT - and can it make owning historic vehicles easier?
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Are you sitting on a Premium Bonds fortune you don't know about?
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We're bringing back the business lunch: Restaurants see speedy dining soar this year
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Can parents dodge Labour's VAT on private school fees by paying in advance? HEATHER ROGERS replies
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German teeters on brink of recession after its economy unexpectedly shrinks
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Social care cap is ditched by Labour, so what's next for families struggling to cover sky-high bills?
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NatWest share sale was a chance to boost the City's reputation: ALEX BRUMMER
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Energy bills to stay high as Ofgem blocks the launch of cheaper deals
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Home buyers bag smallest discounts on asking prices for 18 months, says Zoopla
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