HeyJaredSimon Lambert
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Beat the Burnham Budget! SIMON LAMBERT on how to protect your money (opens the original)
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Hello, I'm Simon Lambert, publisher of This is Money. In my decades as a financial journalist, I've learned a bit about weathering economic storms. Now, I'm launching a six-week plan to help you do the same. In Protect Your Money, the Daily Mail's newsletter series, I'll show you how to transform your finances, protect what matters most and plan for a wealthier future. Here's how you can get involved. Subscribers, just enter your email in the sign-up box below. If you're not subscribed, don't wo
Inflation is eating your savings and your bank isn't helping (opens the original)
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Inflation is climbing again and that means the value of your wealth risks being depleted. The consumer price index inflation measure that the Bank of England targets – known as CPI – stood at 3.1 per cent in the 12 months to August, according to ONS figures released this week. Unless your savings are in an account paying a higher interest rate than that, you are losing money. If you have money in a 2 per cent savings account, the balance may be going up on paper – or more likely a screen nowaday
The bond market blowout has come at the worst possible time for the UK (opens the original)
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The government bond market is freaking out again, so should you be worried? On the surface the answer is ‘no’. The periodic throwing of toys out of the bond market pram is usually a storm that long-term thinkers can ignore. An inflation panic or other wobble sees yields spike as investors demand a higher interest rate return for buying countries’ debt. The pendulum swings too far, then things calm down and rates ease back. In the long-run, that brief spot of turmoil makes little difference to ou
UK borrowing costs stuck at the highest level for almost 30 years (opens the original)
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The cost of issuing new UK government debt has jumped to its highest level for almost 30 years ahead of the crunch Autumn Budget – with a leading economist warning of a £6billion debt interest headache for Andy Burnham and John Healey. The difficult task facing the Prime Minister and Chancellor in their first Budget on October 28 has been made worse by bond market turmoil and figures revealing the average interest rate across newly issued gilts, as UK government bonds are known, is close to thre
P&O Ferries data breach as passenger personal details sent out by text (opens the original)
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P&O Ferries was hit by a data breach after mistakenly sending out a full list of passengers’ personal details by text message this morning, we can reveal. A blunder saw the details of 432 passengers travelling on the 12pm P&O ferry from Calais to Dover sent as an attachment in a customer services text message. The message seen by This is Money and the Daily Mail was sent on one of the busiest travel days of the year, as holidaymakers return from trips at the end of the school holidays. It stated
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