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Nappies, formula... and a Junior Isa! The essential newborn purchase (opens the original)
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Nappies, formula… Junior Isa? Investing might seem like an unusual choice for a newborn’s shopping list, but parents who start putting money aside for their children as early as possible can set them up for life. Junior Isas allow a family to stash away up to £9,000 a year for their youngsters and, just like an adult Isa, all gains are tax-free. Someone who maxed out the account every year from when their child was born until they were 18 would have put aside a total of £162,000. In a cash accou
How to avoid losing HALF your pension pot in an age-gap relationship (opens the original)
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They say age ain’t nothing but a number, but when it comes to later-life financial planning it can be a bit of a headache – especially if you reach retirement at a different time to your partner. According to Census figures from the Office for National Statistics, nearly a third of married opposite-sex couples have an age gap of five years or more with the equivalent figure for those cohabiting being just short of 34 per cent. In 68 per cent of married couples, the man is the older partner. Whil
Our experts' guide on how to pick the right stocks and shares ISA (opens the original)
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An Individual Savings Account (Isa) is a great starting place for any investor. You can put up to £20,000 into these accounts each year and all the gains are tax-free. It’s also easy to access your cash in an emergency – but with tens of thousands of funds and stocks to choose from, deciding where to invest your money can be tricky. Knowing your goals and understanding your tolerance for risk will help whittle down the options. Consider how long you plan to invest (experts suggest five years at
Two-week holidays not enough? How much you need for a golden gap year (opens the original)
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Helen White and her partner Paul Hart are preparing for a gap year. But the couple are not a pair of teenagers going backpacking after sixth-form – they are part of the growing number of workers planning a later-life bucket list trip. Paul, 46, plans to retire from his job at an engineering company in four years. Helen, who is 45, can request a sabbatical of up to one year from her role as a business analyst. The pair, who have been together for 25 years and live in Brighton, East Sussex, have d
Paying for £150 of make-up with Klarna started my addiction to debt (opens the original)
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The first time Chloe used buy now, pay later (BNPL), she didn't even realise she was taking on a form of debt. She was buying make-up online in 2020 when she was given the option to defer her £150 bill for 30 days. And because the 25-year-old's payment details – such as her card number and her name – were already saved from previous purchases, she didn't even have to enter those. 'There were no warnings and no letters explaining how it worked,' says Chloe, who lives in Bristol and works in custo
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