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The typical homeowner now pays almost £400 a year for cover - with subsidence, storms and burst pipes to blame.
I have a second home which my daughter lives in rent-free, but she is leaving soon. How can I make this property work for me in retirement?
Oliver Zipse said not enough is being done to accelerate development of low-CO2 fuels that could allow combustion-engined cars to remain on sale beyon
I retired early several years ago, drawing my private pension that is lower than the annual tax threshold on its own, but that will change.
My tenants fitted a smart meter without my permission and now my supplier won't remove the meters. What can I do?
We look at how Chip's Prize Savings Account works, how it measures up to Premium Bonds, and what the odds are of winning big.
Wealthy individuals are likely to leave the country in the next four years if Chancellor Rachel Reeves forges ahead with the barrage of taxes on her '
Readers are spitting blood over Chancellor Rachel Reeves' decision to end immediately the universal right for pensioners to receive a tax-free annual
Junior doctors have each been handed a £177,000 pension boost thanks to the Government's pay deal that will see their earnings rise by a colossal 22
Everything from having a dated haircut to clinging on to old fashion trends can make you appear older than you are - but can your investing style do t
Memo to self. 'PRIORITY: Time to shield savings and investments from the tentacles of the Labour government - and consider sale of second home and buy
Eighteen-year-old learner Kayla Van Dorsten (inset) travelled a staggering 400 miles to avoid waiting months for a driving test booking near to where
Whatever stage of life you are in, there is action you can take to secure your pension for the future.
I have a Help to Buy Isa which was set up many years ago but am now questioning whether I should instead use a Lisa.
The scientist credited with exposing water companies for illegally spilling raw sewage into rivers has accused regulators of being 'asleep at the whee
The shares have almost doubled since. Investors who bought in 2022 may wish to bank some profits but they should hold on to most of their shares as fu
After five treatment sessions Axa said it made a mistake and would claw back the payment it had already made, leaving us to pay for the entire ten tre
The lender will tell customers that its promise to keep its 327-strong network intact will be extended into next year - and possibly beyond.
Kamalanomics would be a move to a more European form of government, while Trumponomics would be the reverse. Which way will voters swing?
Despite making strides in recent years, women are still under-represented at the top of British business.
