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- Sep 9, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Should you move a Child Trust Fund into a Junior ISA? (opens the original)
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Young savers could be missing out on lower fees and higher returns by leaving money in a child trust fund (CTF) rather than transferring into a Junior ISA (JISA). CTFs were a tax-free savings account available to children who were between 1 September 2002 and 2 January 2011. These accounts were given a funding kickstart from the government with an initial deposit of £250. The idea was to build a savings habit for children early on, letting the accounts earn savings interest or invest in the stoc
Could a pay rise reduce your tax allowances? How to cut your income tax bill instead (opens the original)
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Many workers are snubbing pay rises amid fears of higher taxes, research suggests. While most people would welcome higher wages, one in six (16%) have hesitated over or refused a pay rise, bonus or promotion because they were concerned they could lose out financially, according to research by Standard Life. This includes 5% who have turned an opportunity down altogether. This is due to frozen income tax thresholds, which last increased in England, Wales and Northern Ireland five years ago and ar
Investors warned against mini bonds after latest collapse (opens the original)
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Investors have been warned against putting money into mini bonds issued by unregulated companies just five years after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) banned promotions of the risky products. The high-profile collapse of London Capital & Finance in 2019 – where 11,600 bondholders lost an estimated £237 million – prompted the FCA to ban the marketing of mini-bonds to retail investors in 2021. They can now only be sold to high-net worth and sophisticated investors who can handle more risk in
Plug-in solar panels to hit supermarket shelves – will they save you money? (opens the original)
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Households will have a new energy-saving option that they can pickup in the supermarket from next week – plug-in solar panels. The Iran conflict and cost of living crisis have pushed up energy bills in recent months with Ofgem's price cap remaining high. Rooftop solar panels are often highlighted as one way of going green and potentially reducing your electricity bills. Get unparalleled financial insight, analysis and expert opinion you can profit from. Don't miss the latest investment and perso
Number of UK millionaires hits lowest level since 2008 financial crisis (opens the original)
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High taxes and the volatile financial and property market is hitting the wealthy, research from the Adam Smith Institute shows.
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