Jeff Prestridge
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- 19
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 4, 2026
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How to protect YOUR finances from the end of the triple lock (opens the original)
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The state pension triple lock is on death row. Prime Minister Andy Burnham confirmed the death sentence yesterday when he delivered his keynote speech – to a cacophony of sycophantic applause – at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool. Goodbye triple lock in 2030, hello less friendly double lock in 2030, and hello ‘free’ social care in England... at some point in the future. The death of the triple lock – which will be replaced by a double lock based on the higher of inflation or 2.5 per cent
JEFF PRESTRIDGE: The moment I realised I needed a will NOW (opens the original)
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I am so elated after finally ticking off a longstanding item from my ‘to do’ list that I feel as if I could do a backflip. I’ve written a new will and feel rather chuffed with myself. Disturbingly, I’m in a minority when it comes to having a valid will, laying down how my assets (home, savings and investments) should be distributed when I shuffle off this mortal coil. A majority of adults in this country don’t have one for various reasons: a sense of immortality and more pressing financial prior
How to protect yourself against the Budget: Jeff Prestridge (opens the original)
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Tick tock, tick tock, the clock is counting down. In just over a month we will brace ourselves for yet another assault on our wealth and financial independence. This time around it won’t be Rachel Reeves who will be bashing up our finances and ruining our retirement – or retirement dreams. Instead, it will be John Healey who, as Chancellor of the Exchequer, will deliver Labour’s third horrible Budget in as many years. Frankly, it doesn’t matter who the Chancellor is (it could be Ken Dodd if he w
JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Expect great news on the state pension this week (opens the original)
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There should be good news this week about the state pension which will delight those in receipt of it, especially pensioners who are struggling to cope with the cost of living crisis. It will make a pleasant change (the good news, that is) given the concerted campaign by many to convince the Government that the triple lock – which governs the annual state pension increase pensioners get – is unaffordable. It should be binned, they argue, in the nation’s best financial interests. What utter garba
Take an axe to your income tax bill. AND help boost UK start-ups (opens the original)
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One of Rachel Reeves’ parting shots as Chancellor was to chip away at the tax breaks available to those investing in venture capital trusts (VCTs). Yet despite the move – much derided given the Government’s wish to get people investing more, not less, in British businesses – investment commentators insist these trusts can still play an important role in long-term financial planning. For income-seekers, in particular, they can provide a rich seam of tax-free dividends to complement income from ot
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