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Will Labour's plans to end leasehold injustice work? (opens the original)
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Angela Rayner pledged to end the injustice of 'fleecehold' at the Labour party conference, taking aim at property managers and estate agents. The housing secretary promised to cap leasehold ground rents, curb unfair administration and permission fees and set up an independent regulator for managing agents. Leaseholders have voiced concerns in recent years over ever-increasing service charges, ground rents, hidden insurance commissions and inflated quotes for repairs. The Government has already r
M&S to launch Too Good To Go bags for under £4 (opens the original)
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M&S Food will offer bags of food to customers for less than £4 as it rolls out its partnership with Too Good To Go across the country. Shoppers will be able to buy the surprise bags, which contain three to four bakery items worth a minimum of £10.20, at the end of the day from across 350 M&S stores. The bags, which cost £3.80, can be ordered through the Too Good To Go app from Monday to Saturday, one hour before the store closes. The nationwide rollout follows a trial in a select number of M&S s
Would you want to retire early? This is Money Podcast (opens the original)
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Retiring early, making your time your own and sticking it to the man is something many of us will have dreamed of. But what would it take for you to get there and how much would you need to start investing now, depending on your age and when you want to kick back? On this episode of the This is Money Podcast, Georgie Frost, Lee Boyce and Simon Lambert look at the early retirement dream. Is it realistic, what do you gain and what do you give up, and why is it vitally important for some to use an
Why the UK has a bond market problem: This is Money podcast (opens the original)
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Is it crunch time on the bond markets or is this just another episode in a long-running soap opera that always leaves us on a cliff hanger? Turmoil on global bond markets has sent yields soaring on major countries' debt but the UK is suffering more than its rivals. So, what’s going on with the bond blowout? How bad is it? Why does the UK pay more to borrow than similar countries? And why is it bad news for the Budget and our finances? On this episode of the This is Money Podcast, Georgie Frost,
Are we heading for a retirement renting crisis? This is Money podcast (opens the original)
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From next year, those in receipt of the full state pension will have to start giving some of it back to the government in income tax. The Treasury has put in place a ‘waiver’ system for less well-off pensioners – but it has been revealed this week that those who chose to defer their state pension could miss out because of the extra income they receive. On this week’s podcast, Georgie Frost is joined by This is Money’s Helen Crane and Tanya Jefferies to discuss whether that is fair, and how Brita
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