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Pension triple lock: How could Labour scrap it, and what would it cost state pensioners? - AOL (opens the original)
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The pension triple lock could face the axe under plans reportedly being considered by Andy Burnham as he looks to fund a new national care service. The prime minister said “nothing was off the table” to pay for his ambitious new social care system, prompting fresh calls to end the Conservative-era pensions mechanism. The policy guarantee ensures the state pension increases every year to keep up with rising costs and other financial pressures. The rate increases year-on-year by whichever is highe
Andy Burnham announces new scheme for first-time buyers – here’s how it would work - AOL (opens the original)
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First-time buyers who are struggling to get onto the property ladder will be supported by a new help-to-buy scheme, Andy Burnham has announced. The new ‘Your First Home’ scheme will give savers access to a mortgage with just a 2.5 per cent deposit. A loan with 20 per cent of the property’s value will also be available to help pay for the purchase as part of the scheme. Announcing the scheme ahead of Labour’s annual conference, the prime minister said: “Too many young people are struggling with t
Martin Lewis shares how to avoid being ripped off by family and friends - AOL (opens the original)
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Money expert Martin Lewis has shared his guide for savers looking to lend money to family and friends, sharing what to do if things go “wrong”. People regularly turn to friends for loans to beat high bank interest rates, the Money Saving Expert founder wrote, with high street credit cards charging around 25 per cent. But he said this comes with considerations of its own, especially when substantial sums are involved. Before transferring funds, Mr Lewis warned lenders must evaluate the emotional
Energy bills could rise more than £400 next year, new forecasts warn - AOL (opens the original)
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Household energy costs could rise by over £400 in the new year, forecasters have warned, as financial pressure from conflict in the Middle East continues to affect fuel prices. The average household energy bill will rise to £1,723 from October, per Ofgem’s energy price cap. The £60 rise marks a four per cent increase from the current rate. But this could increase by a massive 30 per cent to £2,165, an independent forecast from EDF found earlier this week. The French-owned energy giant is one of
Why civil service pensions have been delayed as backlog still over 30,000 - AOL (opens the original)
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The Independent and Yahoo will earn a commission from purchases made via links in this article. Pricing and availability are subject to change. Thousands of retired civil servants continue to face late or missing pension payments as administrator Capita oversees a growing caseload. The government outsourcing giant took over the civil service pension scheme in December 2025, taking an already considerable backlog of 86,000 cases to 120,000 by February 2026. It admitted earlier this year that its
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