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Reeves must abandon manifesto tax pledges, think tank says amid £30bn Budget black hole

The chancellor is facing mounting pressure to hike income tax amid an expectation that £30bn worth of tax rises will be needed in the Budget

The Independent UK

6 Sources of Retirement Income That Aren’t Taxable

While there are many surprisingly hidden costs in your tax years during retirement, several types of retirement income aren't taxable.

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3 Tricky Decisions for Every Retirement Plan

Not even experts agree about the ‘right’ withdrawal rate, long-term-care insurance, and annuities

The Independent UK

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Could A Car Accident Leave You Financially Ruined Forever?

One moment you’re cruising down the highway with your favorite song blasting, and the next—BAM—life takes a sharp turn you never saw coming. Car accidents don’t just leave dents in your bumper; they can smash right through your finances too. From medical bills piling higher than a skyscraper to surprise…

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Insurance firm AIL allegedly hit in cyberattack - hackers claim info on over 150,000 users stolen, here's what we know

AIL is yet to confirm the allegations, but independent researchers claim the archive is legitimate.

TechRadar

9 Strange Situations That Can Wreck Your Finances Overnight

Money usually vanishes slowly bad spending habits, mounting interest, or creeping inflation. But every so often, it doesn’t just trickle away, it gets blasted out of your hands like confetti in a wind tunnel. Life has a way of throwing bizarre curveballs that can flatten even the most responsible budget.…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Warren Buffett Warned That Insurance Companies’ ‘Only Products Are Promises.’ That Didn’t Stop Him From Buying 5,039,564 Shares of UnitedHealth Stock.

If you read Warren Buffett’s 1977 shareholder letter, you might be extra surprised by Berkshire’s decision to load up on UNH shares in Q2 2025.

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4 Things Boomers Should Never Sell in Retirement

If you're between the ages of 57 and 75, you might be thinking about retirement or already living a retirement life. You might even consider selling off some of your assets to add to your cash pot....

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6 Tips for Solo Retirees To Stretch Their Social Security Checks

GOBankingRates spoke with financial experts to get their thoughts on how solo retirees can stretch their Social Security checks. Here's what they said.

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Reeves urged to take 2p off employee NI and add it to income tax in budget

Resolution Foundation says move could raise additional £6bn a year and ‘level the playing field’ on income tax

The Guardian - UK

Cut national insurance and hike income tax to meet fiscal rules, think tank says

The Resolution Foundation said the move would create a level playing field and protect workers’ pay.

The Independent UK

Rachel Reeves urged to put 2p on income tax and cut employee NI to meet fiscal rules

The Resolution Foundation said the move would create a level playing field and protect workers’ pay

Evening Standard

Which? super-complaint made over ‘serious failings’ in home and travel insurance

The consumer group highlighted customers’ confusion over what is covered by policies and ‘frustrating and substandard treatment’ when people claim.

Evening Standard

Income tax hike of 2p to target pensioners and landlords would ‘level playing field’, think tank tells Reeves

Labour chancellor also facing calls to raise levies on lawyers, sugar, salt and longhaul flights in the Budget

The Independent UK

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What Is the 100,000 Mile Rule in Car Insurance?

The 100,000 mile rule in car insurance can help you slash premiums by ditching coverage you can't use.

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40 Must-Know Money Tips To Pass On To Your Friends at Parties

We all know the common financial tips: save for retirement, don't rack up credit card debt, and build an emergency fund. While they're useful, these money tips are not fun to talk about at parties. No...

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9 Paperwork Items to Gather Before Anything Else

When a major life event happens—like the loss of a spouse, a medical crisis, or retirement—the paperwork often feels endless. Yet having the right documents...

Roll Call

Health subsidies standoff - Roll Call

A partisan divide over extending health insurance subsidies that expire at year’s end threatens to trigger a partial government shutdown next week. CQ Roll Call’s Sandhya Raman and David Lerman explain what the fight is about, why it’s been so intractable, whether a compromise is in sight and what it…

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This Under-Followed Financial Stock Just Hit a 10-Year High

Genworth Financial (GNW) is a Fortune 500 insurance firm with strong momentum. Shares recently hit a new 10-year high and are up 31% over the past year. GNW holds a 100% “Buy” technical opinion from Barchart and trades above key moving averages. Analyst sentiment is mixed. Wall Street targets range...

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How Is Erie Indemnity’s Stock Performance Compared to Other Insurance Stocks?

Erie Indemnity has lagged behind other insurance peers over the past year, but analysts are reasonably upbeat about its prospects.

Kiplinger

How to Navigate Your Finances After Losing Your Spouse: Thoughts From a Financial Planner

It's important you get involved in financial planning now so you're prepared and confident to make decisions when you potentially become your own financial manager.

The Conversation

Should we scrap private health insurance rebates and direct the funding to public hospitals?

If you’re one of the 45% of Australians with private health insurance, chances are the government pays, or has paid, a proportion of your premiums via rebates.

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5 Ways To Disaster-Proof Your Home on a $500 Budget

Explore ways to protect your home from fire, floods and theft for under $500, including smart DIY upgrades, emergency kits and affordable insurance for disasters.

Everybody Loves Your Money

7 Lesser-Known Financial Loopholes the Wealthy Exploit

Money doesn’t just talk—it whispers secrets. And those secrets usually sound like tax codes, clever loopholes, and obscure financial strategies most people never even hear about. The wealthy aren’t just making money; they’re bending the system in ways that keep more of it in their pockets.

Benzinga

'The Letter Nobody Wants to Get': SSDI Recipient Told Benefits Will End, Unsure How To Appeal

For millions of Americans, Social Security Disability Insurance benefits are a lifeline. But sometimes, recipients receive what one benefits recipient described as "the letter nobody wants to get" — a notice that their benefits are scheduled to end. The letter often arrives after a Continuing Disability Review, the Social Security…

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