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WFH DAMAGES WOMEN'S CAREERS: RETURN TO OFFICE OR LOSE OUT TO MEN, AVIVA BOSS
AMANDA BLANC WARNS

Blanc said working mothers who take on the brunt of childcare duties could miss
out if they are at their desks less often than their male peers. The comments
came as millions return to the office with the lifting of Covid restrictions.
Several leading City institutions are hauling their staff back in. Blanc said
her staff were expected to be in the office three days a week. Blanc has
previously spoken about a ‘motherhood penalty’, which many women face after
returning from maternity leave.

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 * 1 share Only WFH could damage women's careers, warns Aviva boss


INFLATION FOR RICH AND POOR HOUSEHOLDS IS ALMOST IDENTICAL - BUT LOW INCOMES ARE
WORST HIT AS THEY CAN'T ESCAPE SOARING ENERGY AND FOOD PRICES

Consumer price inflation in December was 5.5% for high earners and only slightly
lower at 5.3% for low earners, the ONS said.

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PROPERTY CLINIC: WHAT IS THE BEST WAY OF REMOVING MOULD IN MY HOME AND ENSURING
THAT IT DOESN'T RETURN?

Left untreated, black mould can be dangerous - particularly to young children
and those with underlying respiratory issues - as the spores released from mould
can get into their lungs.

 * 37 comments
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BRITAIN'S NEW £1.7M SUPERCAR: LEGENDARY F1 DESIGNER GORDON MURRAY UNVEILS THE
T.33 WHICH WILL BE BUILT IN SURREY AND DELIVER 'ABSOLUTE DRIVING PERFECTION'

Automotive design legend Gordon Murray has unleashed his latest creation - a
£1.65million two-seater supercar that aims to deliver 'absolute driving
perfection'. Powered by a mighty specially enhanced 607bhp 3.9-litre V12
Cosworth engine, the new lightweight T.33 is the second supercar from the
motorsport and motor industry maestro's expanding Gordon Murray Automotive (GMA)
empire and is expected to accelerate from rest to 62mph in under three seconds.
Restricted to just 100 'bespoke' examples for customers, it is to be built at
GMA's new £50million state of the art technology campus and global headquarters
at Windlesham in deepest leafy Surrey. It marks another remarkable chapter in
the life of Professor Gordon Murray, whose significant landmarks over many
decades include the McLaren F1 super car, countless F1 race cars, and a keen
interest in producing 'green' lightweight and simple to build and use
eco-vehicles.

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 * 77 shares Britain's new £1.4mi supercar: Gordon Murray Automotive T.33
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IF VAT IS REMOVED FROM ENERGY BILLS WILL THE CUT BE PASSED ON TO CUSTOMERS ON
FIXED TARIFFS AND HOW MUCH COULD I SAVE? 

There are rumours the Government might remove VAT from energy bills to help with
rising costs. Would my supplier pass on the price cut to me, even if I am on a
fixed tariff?

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THE CHEAP MONEY BUBBLE BURSTS: BRITAIN'S ECONOMY FACES A DOUBLE WHAMMY OF HIGHER
RATES AND HIGHER TAXES, SAYS ALEX BRUMMER

Andrew Bailey (pictured) was the first central banker out of the blocks when the
Bank of England brought an end to pandemic era interest rates.

 * 184 comments
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 * 3 shares ALEX BRUMMER: The money bubble will burst as interest rates rise


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TRYING TO FIX? THIS IS MONEY PODCAST

Variable price cap-linked energy bills are expected to rise 50% and those with
fixes ending face bigger rises, so are there any options to stem the bills
shock?

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GENESIS WILL ROCK YOU! HYUNDAI 'S GV70 SHOOTING BRAKE HITS ALL THE RIGHT NOTES,
SAYS RAY MASSEY

Genesis is the new premium brand from the Korean group, ready to take on
Europe's top carmakers such as BMW, Audi and Mercedes-Benz.

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MARKET REPORT: THE HUT GROUP CRASHES AGAIN AS ITS COMMERCIAL DIRECTOR STEVEN
WHITEHEAD OFFLOADS £8.5M WORTH OF SHARES

Whitehead spooked investors by cashing in around half his stake. THG shares are
now worth about a quarter of their 500p IPO price and just over 15 per cent of
their all-time high close to 800p. Whitehead sparked fears he could have been
cashing in before the stock, which has shedded 45 per cent so far this year,
falls any further. The company said Whitehead's stake was held by THG founder
Matt Moulding's (pictured) investment vehicle, FIC Shareco. Shares fell 7.1 per
cent, or 9.6p, to 126.5p.

 * 3 comments
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ALEX BRUMMER: IN UNCERTAIN TIMES STOCKS AND SHARES, BASED ON REAL COMPANIES, ARE
CONSIDERED RISKY - NON-FUNGIBLE TOKENS ARE BEYOND THE PALE

Crypto and NFT's have many of the characteristics of the 17th century Dutch
tulip mania which ended in tears.

 * 2 comments
 * share ALEX BRUMMER: Non-fungible tokens are beyond the pale


EXPERTS WARN SHELL AND BP COULD FIND IT 'IMPOSSIBLE' TO WORK IN RUSSIA IF IT
INVADES UKRAINE

Western countries have threatened to impose crippling sanctions on Moscow after
it began building up troops on the Ukrainian border.

 * 3 comments
 * share Shell and BP could find it 'impossible' to work in Russia


H&M SETS OUT PLANS TO DOUBLE SALES BY 2030 AS IT DRAWS A LINE UNDER PANDEMIC

The company said in an update that profits in the year to November 30 rose
seven-fold to £1.1billion. Overall sales rose 6 per cent to £15.8billion.

 * comments
 * share H&M sets out plans to double sales by 2030


LEWIS HAMILTON ENTERS RAPID GROCERY WARS BY TAKING PART IN £150M FUNDING ROUND
FOR ZAPP

The start-up delivery app, and rivals including Gorillas, Weezy and Getir, are
battling for customers who want their shopping to their door in as little as ten
minutes.

 * 1 comment
 * share Lewis Hamilton takes part in £150m funding round for Zapp


BRITISH BANKER FOUND GUILTY OF RIGGING LIBOR RATE SEES CONVICTION OVERTURNED

Gavin Black was convicted of wire fraud and conspiracy in 2018 along with his
New-York based colleague Matthew Connolly.

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 * share British banker has Libor conviction overturned

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THE ULTIMATE PROFIT MACHINE: APPLE RAKES IN £26BN IN JUST THREE MONTHS TO REPORT
THE BIGGEST PROFIT IN HISTORY AS SHOPPERS FLOCK TO BUY IPHONES AND WATCHES  

Turnover at the firm, led by chief exec Tim Cook (pictured) jumped 11% as
Christmas shoppers stocked up on the latest iPhone 13 models, Apple Watches and
iPad minis. This was far ahead of the £83bn it made during its previous best
quarter, at the end of 2020. The holiday season is always the company's most
important period.

 * 40 comments
 * 1 share Apple makes £93bn in just 3 months as shoppers flock to buy iPhone
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The crypto market is volatile and more cryptoassets often emerge with every week
that passes.

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GRACE ON THE CASE: I LOST £40K AFTER FALLING FOR AN ONLINE SCAM AND NEED THE
FUNDS AS I HAVE TERMINAL CANCER - IS THERE ANY WAY OF GETTING IT BACK?

I am a 67 year old living with terminal liver cancer. I have fallen victim to a
scam into which I have put £40,000 of my £47,500 savings account. I have
contacted my bank Barclays to be told it cannot help me as I moved monies from
my account myself. Are you able to help me regain my funds?

 * 14 comments
 * 39 shares I have lost £40k to a scam. Can I get it back?


NATIONWIDE FINALLY UPS THE RATES ON SOME OF ITS SAVINGS DEALS, BUT ITS KEY
EASY-ACCESS AND FIXED RATE OFFERS WON'T BUDGE

Nationwide Building Society has today announced that it will be upping rates on
a number of its savings deals.

 * 38 comments
 * 24 shares Nationwide finally ups the rates on SOME of its savings deals


FINANCIAL ABUSE VICTIMS ARE LEFT WITH AN AVERAGE 'COERCED' DEBT OF NEARLY £5K
AND REQUIRE HELP TO RELEARN BASIC MONEY SKILLS, CAMPAIGNERS WARN

A common tactic of abusers is to 'de-skill' a victim so they are unable to make
independent financial decisions, says the organisation Surviving Economic Abuse.

 * 1 comment
 * 77 shares Domestic abuse victims are often coerced into debt, warns charity




WORRIED ABOUT THAT EXPENSIVE GYM CONTRACT YOU'RE ALREADY NOT USING? TRIM
YOURSELF AND YOUR BUDGET WITH THESE CHEAPER WAYS TO GET FIT INSTEAD

It's a common resolution to get fit in the new year, but one month in some who
signed up to a lengthy gym contract may already feel like it's been a waste of
money. People are often quick to take up gym contracts in a burst of ambition,
but don't always think about how expensive they are, especially if they don't
use them multiple times a week. If it's not too late already to avoid a pricey
locked-in contract, you might want to consider some cheaper and even free ways
of burning off calories before signing on the dotted line.

 * 5 comments
 * 15 shares Five cheap and free ways to get fit... and avoid a pricey gym
   contract


ALL COUNCILS TO BE GIVEN POWERS TO FINE MOTORISTS £70 FOR MINOR OFFENCES SUCH AS
DRIVING IN CYCLE LANES AND UNLAWFULLY STOPPING IN BOX JUNCTIONS FROM JUNE

While fines of up to £70 can be applied for such offences, councils will be
forced to offer discounts for PCNs that are paid early - usually within 14 days
of being issued.

 * 54 comments
 * 4 shares Councils to get powers from 1 June to fine drivers for minor
   offences


LEARNERS WILL HAVE TO WAIT ALMOST THREE TIMES LONGER TO REBOOK FAILED DRIVING
TESTS: PLAN TO EXTEND PERIOD TO 28 DAYS WILL MAKE PEOPLE 'THINK TWICE'

The DVSA has proposed increasing the wait time to encourage leaners to `think
twice´ before trying a test unprepared.

 * 9 comments
 * 1 video
 * share Learner drivers may have to wait 28 days to rebook test




BRITAIN'S BEST TUNNELS REVEALED: ALFA NAMES THE TOP 10 WITH THE FINEST ACOUSTICS
SO MOTORISTS CAN ENJOY THEIR CAR ENGINE'S SOUND AS THEY DRIVE THROUGH

For petrol heads who love nothing more than the rumble of a car engine and growl
from its exhaust, this is a top 10 list that will certainly be of interest. Alfa
Romeo has gone out of its way to tell drivers which UK tunnels provide the best
acoustics to enjoy the sound of their motors. The 'Sound Tunnel Index' named the
658-metre long Penmaenbach tunnel in North Wales the best in the country - find
out which others made the list.

 * 113 comments
 * 1 video
 * 222 shares Best tunnels in Britain: Top 10 revealed with Penmaenbach top


LOTUS TEAMS UP WITH PIONEERING UK BATTERY MANUFACTURER BRITISHVOLT TO BUILD ITS
FIRST ELECTRIC CAR  

Britishvolt, which is setting up a gigafactory in Northumberland, will design
and tailor-make the batteries used in the car maker's luxury vehicle.

 * 4 comments
 * 5 shares Lotus teams up with Britishvolt to build its first electric car  


HOW SAFE ARE YOUR TYRES? AS PIRELLI CELEBRATES ITS 150TH ANNIVERSARY, WE LOOK
BACK AT ITS RACY HISTORY - AND HOW TO KEEP YOUR CAR'S BOOTS IN GOOD WORKING
ORDER

There are, perhaps, few things less glamorous in the world of motoring than the
tyre. But Pirelli will be reminding us that they make the world go round.

 * 18 comments
 * 7 shares How safe are your tyres? Pirelli celebrates its 150th anniversary




IS THE TIDE FINALLY TURNING FOR UK SHARES? ASKS SIMON LAMBERT: THE FOOTSIE HAS
HELD FIRMER THAN THE S&P 500 AND BIG INVESTORS ARE LOOKING TO BRITAIN

A strange thing happened for investors recently: as stock markets took a
hammering UK shares did better than their US cousins. Betting against the US
growth trend has not proved overly profitable for investors in recent times,
but, arguably, now we are in different circumstances and that means investors
might be looking for something different too, which is where the unloved UK
stock market comes in.

 * 29 comments
 * 1 share Is the tide finally turning for investor sentiment on UK shares?


BESTINVEST TO OFFER ADVICE PACKAGES, FREE COACHING AND SLASH SHARE DEALING FEES
AS IT RELAUNCHES DIY INVESTMENT PLATFORM

Bestinvest will offer two paid-for advice services with one-off fees, alongside
free investment coaching, delivered by its own advisers.

 * 5 comments
 * 26 shares Bestinvest offers free coaching, advice deals, and cuts share fees


THE PRICE IS RIGHT! HOW TO SPOT COMPANIES WITH STRONG PRICING POWER WHOSE SHARES
CAN PROFIT FROM RISING INFLATION

Investors keen to shield their portfolios from inflationary pressures should
look out for companies with pricing power as they can pass on higher costs as
inflation lingers.

 * 1 comment
 * share How to spot companies with strong pricing power




PROPERTY PRICE GROWTH SHOWS SIGNS OF SLOWING... BUT BUYERS ARE STILL FORKING OUT
£25,000 MORE THAN THEY WERE AT THE START OF 2020

The pace of property price growth across the country has started to slow, fresh
figures from Zoopla have revealed. Average prices increased by just 1 per cent
in the three months to December 2021, the property portal said. This took the
rate of price growth in 2021 as a whole down slightly from 7.7 per cent to 7.4
per cent. The average price tag of a home coming up for sale is now £242,000,
which is still £25,500 more than at the start of 2020 when the average price was
£216,500, according to the data.

 * 57 comments
 * 37 shares Property price growth SLOWING, Zoopla says


PRICE OF A BASIC FUNERAL FELL FOR THE FIRST TIME ON RECORD LAST YEAR, BUT
GROWING NUMBER OF FAMILIES OPTED FOR BUDGET CREMATIONS DURING THE PANDEMIC

Nearly one in five bereaved families now choose a budget cremation for their
loved ones, new research shows.

 * 17 comments
 * 18 shares Funeral costs fall to £4,056 for a basic service


RED HOT RENTALS! FIERCE COMPETITION AMONG TENANTS SEES RENTS RISE AT RECORD
LEVELS AND OUTPACE HOUSE PRICE INCREASES IN MOST AREAS OF THE COUNTRY

High demand among tenants and a low supply of good rental homes means there is
fierce competition in the rental market.

 * 60 comments
 * 4 shares Rents rise at fastest rate on record, says Rightmove




COULD YOU GO A MONTH WITHOUT SPLASHING OUT ON ANY TREATS? MEET THE PEOPLE WHO
DID 'NO-SPEND JANUARY' AND SAVED A SMALL FORTUNE

'No-spend January' is a radical new budgeting challenge in which you must commit
to paying only for essentials such as bills, groceries and transport. Poppy
Brown (right) saved £950 by ditching takeaways, switching to Aldi for groceries
and making coffees at home among other measures. Money blogger Emma Jackson
(left) found there were still plenty of areas where she could cut back, while
Pierce Holland (centre) is determined to spend no more than £200 for the month.

 * 93 comments
 * 18 shares We did 'no-spend January' and saved a small fortune?


HABITO HIKES RATES ON 7X INCOME 'LIFETIME' MORTGAGES JUST A MONTH AFTER LAUNCH,
ADDING TENS OF THOUSANDS IN INTEREST FOR THOSE ON LONGER FIXES

The rate rises would cost someone with a £200,000 mortgage and a 10% deposit
£26,000 extra in interest over a 26-year term.

 * 12 comments
 * 7 shares Habito hikes rates on 7 times income 'lifetime' mortgages


VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN BRITAIN: CITIGROUP IN £100M REVAMP OF LONDON HQ AS BENTLEY
ANNOUNCES IT IS TO INVEST £2.5BN IN CREWE PLANT

Citi launched a £100m overhaul of its tower in Canary Wharf, despite predictions
that foreign banks would leave in droves after Brexit.

 * 90 comments
 * 31 shares Vote of confidence in Brexit Britain from Citigroup and Bentley




REIN IN BROADBAND BANDITS: AS MILLIONS FACE INTERNET AND PHONE BILL HIKES OF
10%, WATCHDOG MUST CLAMP DOWN ON FIRMS' SNEAKY SMALL PRINT

Telecoms firms are inflicting increases of around 10 per cent in the spring,
despite inflation hitting a 30-year high of 5.4%. Mobile phone companies are
ramping up bills even higher - by using an outdated inflation measure that could
push up prices by more than 11%. Critics say the demands are unacceptable as
families face a soaring cost of living crisis while telecoms firms rake in huge
profits.

 * 102 comments
 * 1 share Broadband bandits: Millions facing internet and phone bill hikes


ASK TONY: STORM TROLLEY DAMAGE TO OUR CAR MEANS WE HAVE FEWER REASONS TO SHOP AT
MORRISONS!

I visited Morrisons in Holyhead on October 27. It was a particularly stormy day.
When I returned to my car I found a loose trolley embedded in the rear light.

 * 28 comments
 * 5 shares ASK TONY: Trolley damage means fewer reasons to shop at Morrisons!


SELF-DRIVING CARS TAKE A STEP CLOSER: LAW COMMISSION SAYS HUMANS SHOULD NOT BE
HELD LIABLE IF A VEHICLE CAUSES A CRASH WHEN TECH IS ACTIVE

The Automated Vehicle Act would aim to resolve the biggest grey area concerning
bringing self-driving technology to our roads.

 * 89 comments
 * 2 videos
 * 6 shares Human drivers should NOT be liable if self-driving tech causes a
   crash

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US FEDERAL RESERVE TO START RAISING INTEREST RATES IN MARCH IN BID TO TAME
RISING INFLATION

Pointing to strong jobs data and a jump in the cost of living, the US central
bank said it 'will soon be appropriate' to end the era of ultra-low borrowing
costs. Its benchmark interest rate is in the range of 0%-0.25%. Although the Fed
did not release fresh forecasts for how many times it would raise rates, traders
expect 'several' moves in 2022.

 * 13 comments
 * 1 share US Federal Reserve to start hiking interest rates in March


HYBRID WORKING TREND MEANS SHOP VACANCY RATES WILL 'STRUGGLE' TO FULLY RECOVERY
IN TOWN AND CITY CENTRES, RETAIL BODY BOSS WARNS

The BRC said: 'With hybrid working unlikely to disappear any time soon, it will
be difficult for vacancy rates to fully recover in our town and city centres.'

 * 1 comment
 * 1 share Hybrid working 'unlikely to disappear any time soon,' says retail
   boss


BUY-TO-LET LENDER PARAGON SEES STRONG START TO THE YEAR AS LANDLORDS AND SMES
TAKE ON MORE LOANS

Specialist lender Paragon hailed a 'strong' start to its new financial year
after seeing a surge in lending, driven by a big jump in demand for buy-to-let
mortgages.

 * 2 comments
 * 2 shares Paragon sees strong start to the year amid rise in buy-to-let
   lending


A GREAT BRITISH SUCCESS STORY IN THE CITY: LONDON CROWNED WORLD'S TOP GLOBAL
FINANCIAL DISTRICT FOR SECOND YEAR IN A ROW

London beat competition from New York and Singapore, which followed second and
third - in terms of its attractiveness to the lucrative industry.

 * 7 comments
 * 7 shares London crowned top global financial district for second year in a
   row


IG GROUP HAILS 'RECORD' PERFORMANCE AS AMATEUR TRADERS FLOCK TO ITS PLATFORM AND
TAKEOVER OF US RIVAL PAYS OFF

IG Group has hailed 'record' performance as amateur traders continued to flock
to its platform to try and take advantage of stock market volatility.

 * 1 comment
 * share IG hails 'record' performance as traders flock to play the markets


LEGAL BATTLE BETWEEN CINEWORLD AND CINEPLEX OVER ABORTED MERGER HEATS UP AS
CANADIAN CHAIN FILES CROSS-APPEAL

Cineplex has filed an appeal against Cineworld's own appeal challenging a court
ruling in December that had ordered the British chain to pay £720m in damages to
Cineplex.

 * 1 comment
 * share Cineworld legal battle intensifies as Cineplex files appeal


CAPITA AGREES SALE OF SOFTWARE COMPANY TRUSTMARQUE FOR £111M TO PRIVATE EQUITY
GROUP AS IT PUSHES AHEAD WITH RESHUFFLE TO SLASH DEBTS

IT services and software firm Trustmarque was bought by the outsourcing giant
for £57million in 2016 and will now be sold for £111million to One Equity
Partners.

 * 1 comment
 * 10 shares Outsourcer Capita agrees £111m sale of Trustmarque


MARKET REPORT: POSH TONIC MAKER FEVERTREE LOSES ITS FIZZ AFTER WARNING IT FACES
SERIOUS COST PRESSURES THIS YEAR

On a bumper day for drinks firms, with both Diageo and Britvic also reporting,
Fevertree said rising costs would dent its profit margins.

 * 5 comments
 * share MARKET REPORT: Fevertree loses its fizz over cost pressure fears


OLDER BINGO PLAYERS WARY OF RETURNING: MECCA BOSS SAYS COMPANY MUST BE 'PATIENT'
OVER RECOVERY OF ITS VENUES 

John O'Reilly (pictured) said sales are 'taking longer' to rebound across its
bingo arm than its casinos due to the higher age of its customer base.

 * comments
 * share Older bingo players are wary of returning, says Mecca boss




GUINNESS MAKER DIAGEO TOASTS RISE IN SALES AS BARS REOPEN WITH DRINKERS TURNING
TO SCOTCH, TEQUILA AND BEER

Diageo posted a 16 per cent rise in global sales to £8billion - with sales of
premium alcohol making up more than half of that, as the pandemic trend for
finer booze continues.

 * comments
 * share Guinness maker Diageo sees sales soar as bars reopen


BOOKINGS TAKE-OFF AT EASYJET AFTER NEW TESTING RULE CHANGES FOR VACCINATED
FLYERS WITH CAPACITY FOR SUMMER 'CLOSE TO PRE-PANDEMIC'

On-sale capacity for the upcoming summer holiday season is now close to
pre-pandemic volumes compared to just over two-thirds for the current quarter,
according to the group.

 * 1 comment
 * 1 video
 * 1 share EasyJet bookings jump after pre-departure testing rules are relaxed


DR MARTENS SHARES TUMBLE 9% AS MANUFACTURING AND SHIPPING DELAYS HAMPER SALES IN
CHRISTMAS QUARTER

The company said that manufacturing and shipping delays meant that with fewer
boots in stock, it decided to prioritise direct-to-consumer sales.

 * 9 comments
 * share Dr Martens shares tumble as supply crisis hit sales' growth


FULLER'S SEES PUB RECOVERY STALL AS OMICRON CAUSES CITY WORKERS TO STAY HOME AND
FESTIVE PARTIES ARE SCRAPPED

Prior to the variant's emergence, the company said managed sales on a
like-for-like basis from the time all its establishments reopened in July were
just 10 per cent below their 2019 levels.

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Fears of a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine continue to escalate, with both
the U.S. and UK governments removing some of their diplomats from the Ukrainian
capital. By the end of Monday, the FTSE 100 had fallen 2.63%, while the FTSE 250
lost 3.64%, taking it to its lowest level for ten months. The effect was felt
across Europe, where the Stoxx 600 dropped 3.50%.

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Last week we reported how parents were being bombarded with text messages from
criminals posing as their children and pleading for money. We have since been
inundated with emails from readers who have lost up to £10,000 after being duped
into believing their loved one was in financial trouble. Jackie Taylor and
husband James (pictured) paid out almost £2,000 to a fraudster purporting to be
her son who had lost his phone

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HELP! MY BROTHER BARRED ME FROM OUR PARENTS' FUNERALS AND NOW WON'T SELL THE
HOME THEY LEFT US BOTH - WHAT CAN I DO?

We are joint executors. We do not get on at all as he is an unreasonable chap
who wants total control. Last year he failed to turn the water off and a ceiling
collapsed in our parents' home. He also failed to insure the property so it was
not covered. He had all the bank accounts and financial details so I was unaware
there was no insurance. The moment I had viewings ready for an auction he phoned
the agent and was very abusive telling them to remove it from sale as he would
not agree to it. Lawyer Gary Rycroft, pictured, replies.

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from being caught out by charges for breaching how much they can put in their
pension pot each year.

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A new savings and resilience barometer launched by Hargreaves Lansdown looked at
how likely people at different ages and income levels are to achieve a moderate
income or above later in life. A single person needs a minimum income of £20,800
per year, while a couple requires £30,600 to achieve financial security,
according to an oft-cited industry measure of retirement living standards. Those
figures include the state pension, which is currently worth around £9,400 per
person if you qualify for the full flat rate.

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FIGHT FOR YOUR PENSION! AS MPS SLAM DWP FOR FAILING THOUSANDS OF WOMEN, OUR
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The Department for Work and Pensions has faced a barrage of criticism over the
fiasco which saw 134,000 mostly women miss out over decades.

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DELAYS IN ADDRESSING STATE PENSION CRISIS ARE UNACCEPTABLE AND DWP SHOULD HIRE
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week, and we published new cases of DWP payment chaos. ROS ALTMANN explains how
to tix the crisis here.

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THREE OF THE BIGGEST BUILDING SOCIETIES WILL FINALLY RAISE RATES FOR SAVERS
AFTER DECEMBER'S BOFE DECISION - BUT OTHERS, INCLUDING NATIONWIDE, FAIL TO DO SO

Three of Britain's biggest Building Societies are finally set to increase the
interest rates on a number of savings deals, following last month's Bank of
England base rate rise. Yorkshire, Skipton and Newcastle Building Society, which
between them have roughly 4m customers, have both announced that rates will be
heading upwards as of 1 February. However, all three are only upping interest on
some variable rates and only Newcastle Building Society will be passing on the
0.15% rise in full.

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factory, though they're not exactly 'new'... It confirmed the launch of its
'Recharged' project, an official in-house programme that will take an owner's
iconic Mini from between 1959 and 2000 and convert it into a fully-electric car
that retains its classic looks. For an undisclosed fee, the Cowley factory -
which is where the current BMW-Mini is built - will replace the original car's
four-cylinder A-series engine with a powertrain of a 121bhp electric motor and
battery. As a result it will accelerate to 62mph in 9 seconds, have a range of
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sacrilege, in stripping out the original car's motor, Mini says it will number
and store the engine and removed parts, so that cars can be returned to their
internal combustion originality if requested at a later date.

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A £12MILLION HAUL OF BONKERS BUGATTIS: THREE OF ONLY THIRTY 304.8MPH CHIRON
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HR Owen Bugatti London has taken delivery of the UK orders this week and
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The 103-year-old brand will make a 10 year investment in its Crewe plant as a
vote of confidence in Britain and 'a major boost for the UK economy'.

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I'M TRYING TO HELP THE PLANET BY GETTING SOLAR PANELS, BUT EDF WON'T GIVE ME THE
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I'm in the process of having solar panels and a storage battery installed on my
home. In order to run the battery on a cheap night-time energy tariff, and
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need my first-generation smart meter upgraded to a second generation one.
However, my energy supplier, EDF, is refusing to do so. Secondly, I am
struggling to find a cheap night-time tariff that does not also require me to
have an electric vehicle - which I do not. I'm doing what I can both for the
planet and my pocket, but feel like I'm hitting brick walls so far. Can you
help?

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DO YOU HAVE A SECOND HOME OR HOLIDAY LET? HERE'S HOW THE NEW TAX CRACKDOWN COULD
AFFECT YOU

Following anger from locals, the government will require second home owners to
prove their property is rented for 70 days a year to get small business tax
relief.

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EQUITY RELEASE HIT NEW HIGH IN 2021 AS OVER-55S TAPPED CASH IN THEIR HOMES TO
COPE WITH COST OF LIVING CRISIS: AVERAGE BORROWER NOW TAKES £125K LOAN

A total of £4.8bn was borrowed in equity release mortgages in 2021, an increase
of 24% compared to 2020.

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IS THIS REALLY BRITAIN'S NEW KING OF CARS? AFTER VAUXHALL'S CORSA ENDED FORD'S
50-YEAR TOP-SELLING RUN, WE SPENT A FORTNIGHT DRIVING ONE TO FIND OUT IF IT'S
BETTER THAN THE FIESTA

Ford's incredible 50-year stint at the top of the sales charts was brought to an
abrupt end in 2021, as the Vauxhall Corsa rose to the summit of the
registrations table. Does its recent crowning make it the small hatchback to
have today? Cars & motoring editor Rob Hull puts it to the test.

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DO YOU LIVE IN ONE OF THE WORST AREAS FOR POTHOLES IN ENGLAND? WE REVEAL THE TOP
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The North West county beat southern regions Hampshire and Surrey to the unwanted
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I GOT A £450 LV RENEWAL BUT FOUND THE NEAR SAME POLICY FOR £310 - AND IT CUT MY
PRICE TO £314: IS THIS PROOF INSURERS ARE STILL CHARGING LOYAL CUSTOMERS MORE? 

When Richard Ansell received notification of his new premium, he was shocked - a
15 per cent increase, so he decided to turn detective.

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as it should protect your hopefully growing investments from tax forever.

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OUR SAVINGS PICKS: THIS IS MONEY'S FIVE FAVOURITE BEST BUY CASH ISAS

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WHAT NEXT FOR MORTGAGE RATES? INTEREST COSTS ON THE RISE FOR EQUITY-RICH
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Following months of historic lows, mortgage rates are starting to edge up for
many borrowers following a rise in the Bank of England's base rate.

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HOW TO INVEST IN SHARES: YOUR GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL STOCK-PICKING

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TEN TIPS FOR BUY-TO-LET: THE ESSENTIAL ADVICE FOR PROPERTY INVESTORS

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STEVE WEBB ANSWERS YOUR PENSION QUESTIONS

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   the separate figures?
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   she get her money back?
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   pension?
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   taxed at the higher rate?
 * A six-year chunk of my NHS work record is missing - is the pension I built up
   in that time lost too?
 * Should I retire earlier from teaching to avoid unfavourable new rules hitting
   my pension?
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   years?
 * Why must I wait a further seven months after I turn 66 to receive a state
   pension?
 * I was left with nothing when I divorced my husband, so am I entitled to a
   share of his private pension?

       
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   launch, adding tens of thousands in interest for those on longer fixes
 * Home buyers can now borrow 7 TIMES salary with mortgage lender Habito... but
   they have to fix for at least 15 years
 * Equity release hit new high in 2021 as over-55s tapped cash in their homes to
   cope with cost of living crisis: Average borrower now takes £125k loan
 * Do you have a second home or holiday let? Here's how the Government's new tax
   crackdown could affect you
 * House sales continued to bounce back from October's slump in the run-up to
   Christmas - but will it last?
 * House prices will keep rising this year as potential buyers still far
   outweigh properties put up for sale, Rics estate agents warn
 * Official property inflation hits 10%: House prices surge £25k in a year and
   keep climbing after the stamp duty holiday but headwinds lie ahead
 * Cost of living crisis puts squeeze on mortgages: Soaring bills mean borrowers
   could miss out on new homes as banks cut lending

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   and require help to relearn basic money skills, campaigners warn
 * Nationwide finally ups the rates on SOME of its savings deals, but its key
   easy-access and fixed rate offers won't budge
 * Three of the biggest building societies WILL finally raise rates for savers
   after December's BofE decision - but others, including Nationwide, fail to do
   so
 * A small way to fight back against the rising cost of living: Santander
   launches juicy £140 current account switching offer and cashback on bills
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   for interest, perks, packages and overdrafts
 * Amount withdrawn from cash machines fell EVEN further last year and expert
   says usage will never return to pre-pandemic levels
 * Now Yorkshire Building Society launches a lottery-style savings account with
   10 monthly £1,500 prizes and a 1% rate: Here's how it compares
 * My grandson lives abroad and wants to cash in his Premium Bonds: Does he need
   to provide an adult signature and have a UK bank account to do so?
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   base rate rise finally start filtering through to savers?

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   fixed tariffs and how much could I save? 
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   funds as I have terminal cancer - is there any way of getting it back?
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 * One digit wrong in a sort code... and £2,000 vanished - but neither RBS nor
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   now our five-year fix is ending and he won't agree a remortgage: What can I
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 * 'I cry a lot these days': Three out of four older people are afraid about
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   incomes are worst hit as they can't escape soaring energy and food prices
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   yourself AND your budget with these cheaper ways to get fit instead
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   cheapest variable deals available as bills climb in the cost of living crisis
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   did 'no-spend January' and saved a small fortune
 * Rein in the broadband bandits: As millions face internet and phone bill hikes
   of 10%, watchdog must clamp down on firms' sneaky small print
 * Annual energy and insurance bills FELL slightly last year thanks to car cover
   costs reversing - but prices will soar in 2022
 * I got a £450 LV renewal but found the near same policy for £310 - and it cut
   my price to £314: Is this proof insurers are STILL charging loyal customers
   more? 
 * 'I ordered six bottles of wine but got five and lost my 25% Sainsbury's
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   and tech purchases - but some even used it for food and drink
 * Amazon launches buy now, pay later in Britain after partnering with Barclays:
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 * American Express and BA launch Avios deals for new and existing card holders
   keen to boost their points pots and holiday more this year
 * How to get out of the red in 2022: Eight steps to help you get out AND stay
   out of debt in the New Year 
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 * Almost 8M Britons owe money on buy now pay later: Are we on the cusp of a
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   the bull run for US shares that has sent markets soaring - and what should
   investors do?
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