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The dollar index, a gauge of strength against a basket of five peers, has advanced more than 4% this year.
The dollar index, a gauge of strength against a basket of five peers, has advanced more than 4% this year.
With Keir Starmer in power, savers must act now to protect their wealth from the new Labour government.
A “double death tax” under Labour would add tens of thousands to families’ inheritance tax bills, analysis has shown.
The latest statistics from the DWP show that the State Pension currently provides a regular financial income for nearly 12.7 million older people across the country
Now that the dust has settled on the election, and the red confetti swept away, we can take stock of what a Labour win will mean for your finances.
Following Labour's landslide victory, new prime minister Keir Starmer will set out his stall in the King's speech on 17 July.
Rishi Sunak, 44, finds himself in a bind. After a highly successful career in the City of London, followed by a brief but eventful spell in politics, he has suffered a serious demotion and been evicted from his home.
With Labour now in power, the threat of higher taxes is looming large. I am going to make a few suggestions about how we might prepare.
Tax is where government policies really hit you in the pocket. With Labour now in power, many people are worried about what its intentions are on taxing property – specifically on the family home.
Britain’s biggest lenders have entered a mortgage rates price war as they vie to attract pent-up demand after the election.
As Britain’s new prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer is readying himself to pick up the keys to Number 10.
As the prospect of a Labour “forever government” looms large following today’s election results, Britain’s most affluent savers and investors are busy making the most of tax reliefs while they still can.
Ken Hall is keeping a close eye on a couple of big name FTSE 100 shares after the Labour Party's election victory on Thursday. The post 2 FTSE 100 stocks I’m watching after the election appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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Jon Smith explains the implications of the general election result, but explains why he doesn't feel an imminent stock market crash is coming. The post Could the general election result spark a stock market crash? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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Traders are being urged to buy British stocks and bonds amid predictions of a crushing Labour election victory.
On the hunt for consistent and growing dividends, our writer earmarks these two FTSE 100 stalwarts that could help her achieve that. The post 6.6% and 3.9% yields! 2 FTSE 100 stocks I’d snap up for juicy returns appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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