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Problems reported in 2017 ‘unlikely’ to be fixed before the end of 2024
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Conservatives reported to be considering scrapping estates levy
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UK chancellor’s reform plan offers opportunity for useful change
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It varies every year but is usually quite substantial
Cash savings rates are attractive, but may not pay off in the long term
World’s largest retirement fund turns to data science in hunt for higher returns
These levies may be almost irrelevant to the economy, but they stir up strong feelings on mortality and family
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Sports Direct founder bets on Frasers’ share price
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Current rates from the state-owned savings bank
Takeover offers for auto dealership are hard to compare
Annual growth in amount of money in the economy has turned negative for the first time since at least 2010
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Firms face greater scrutiny under new Consumer Duty rules
Changes in interest rates, inflation and life expectancy have propelled more schemes into surplus
“Our industry does seem to love complexity and to abhor simplicity”
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Abolition would cost Treasury about £7bn a year and favour wealthiest households, says study
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Though unpopular, IHT is paid by few in UK and revenue lost would have to be made up for elsewhere
Politicians should not forget that we all have a stake in a functioning pensions market
Sterling surge helps cut local out-of-pocket bills
Treasury looks to simplify tax-free savings regime and weighs new allowance for investments in UK companies
Gross margin forecasts increase but sales largely disappoint
But policy uncertainty could hit investment plans
Tax authority sends almost 24,000 ‘nudge letters’ in 2022-23
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