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- Sep 30, 2026
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Will AI safety concerns hinder spending? (opens the original)
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has received bad press in recent weeks. Major AI models from OpenAI and Anthropic have been caught hacking other companies and even the Australian government, ‘going rogue’ and leaving their testing environments in the process. Meanwhile, debates around the environmental impact of AI technology are heating up, with protests centred on data centres and their water usage. Some are calling for a pause in the technology’s development. But concerns around AI safety are un
How much are your pension’s fees costing you? (opens the original)
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Saving for your retirement is one of the most important financial goals of your working life as you build up enough money to cover you later in life. Most people build up their retirement pots through their workplace pensions, but you could use a self-invested personal pension (SIPP). If you're self-employed, you might decide a SIPP is a good option. But when building up a retirement fund in a SIPP, you should be aware of the fees involved, which over the long term could cost you tens or even hu
Could Labour scrap the triple lock to fund social care service? (opens the original)
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Labour could reportedly scrap the state pension triple lock to help fund a new free social care service if they win another term in power. Ministers are expected to look at plans to divert money spent on the triple lock to build a new national care service, The Times reports. The new system would provide social care for the elderly and operate under NHS principles of being universal and free at the point of use, and would be at the heart of Labour’s next general election manifesto. Get unparalle
Buy-to-let vs stock market: Which one could give you better growth? (opens the original)
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Investing in property has been a popular strategy since the first buy-to-let (BTL) mortgages came to market 30 years ago, as landlords receive rental income as well as asset appreciation. When BTL mortgages began, buying a home was much more affordable than it is now. The average home cost just £54,900 in 1996 – adjusted for inflation, this is around £114,400 today. That is much less than the average house price in the UK today of just over £270,000, according to HM Land Registry. Get unparallel
Why can’t you leave your pension in a will? (opens the original)
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Most people expect that if they still have money left in their pension pots when they die, their spouse or children will inherit it. While you can pass on a pension, you cannot do so solely through your will. Instead, most people will need to tell their pension provider who to pay their pension to when they die through a form. Get unparalleled financial insight, analysis and expert opinion you can profit from. Join more than 165,000 subscribers and keep yourself informed with latest financial ne
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