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Our fundamental mistakes include piecemeal policy and an over-reliance on simplistic ideology
No matter the merits of his plan, France’s president erred in using special powers
Experts say party made an error in a calculation about the impact of scrapping the lifetime allowance
Changing tax rules and the collapse of SVB have made this a stressful week for venture capital trust fund managers
FT Money’s analysis of chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s surprise Budget announcement
Government risks a no-confidence vote and further backlash on the streets
If everyone worked 43 years, the garbage collector might retire at 60 and the lawyer at 67
Opposition party accuses chancellor of having the wrong priorities amid the cost of living crisis
Changes to tax allowances simplify retirement saving, say industry experts
It’s a painful day for those who stopped contributing to a pension for fear of breaching the LTA
Measures to unlock pension savings into early-stage companies will also be set out later this year
Chancellor’s surprise move is intended to encourage older workers back to work
Moves to boost tax breaks on pensions, ease childcare costs and support household energy bills
Expected relaxation of tax limits aims to help doctors but may create issues during a cost of living crisis
Analyst warns chancellor’s Budget moves aimed at encouraging doctors back to work risks making ‘other rich people richer’
Call to release more funding amid growing fears over UK stock market’s competitiveness
Jettisoning schemes is liberating for companies that have long struggled with volatile deficits
Funds sell stocks and lock in higher bond yields to make DB plans more attractive to insurers
Chance to pay missing national insurance payments as far back as 2006
UK first-time buyers say penalties and property price cap are blighting under-40s product
Spate of companies fleeing to US highlights ‘existential threat’ faced by City of London
UK government needs to avert slow-motion pensions crisis by ensuring retirees are properly advised
Nigel Wilson warns UK held back by low-growth economy and ‘political infighting’
Presidential veto will allow pension funds to take sustainability into account
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