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Labour’s winter fuel savings to be wiped out by £4bn benefits bill
Up to 850,000 pensioners could rush to claim pension credit to qualify for payments
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The pros and cons of buying a heat pump
What you should weigh up before investing in energy-efficient heating
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Gail’s customers told to pay £1 extra for day-old croissants
High-end bakery comes under fire for selling reheated pastries that previously went unsold
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The highest-paying jobs to bag in 2024 – that don’t require a degree
From web developer to estate agent, not all lucrative careers require a degree
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Winter fuel payment cut will save less than Reeves needs, say experts
Government says restricting extra support to those on means-tested benefits – leaving almost 10m pensioners worse off – will retain £1.4bn
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House prices rise at fastest rate since January – with only one region suffering a fall
Average cost of a home hits £291,268 as lower mortgage rates reignite market
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Mortgage rates to tumble in UK amid US stock market turmoil
NatWest and Nationwide offer loans below 4pc – with further rate cuts in store
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Pensioners’ energy bills to soar this winter – while everyone else’s plummet
Rachel Reeves’ winter fuel raid to hike millions of retirees’ payments by 15pc
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Cash in on top interest rate accounts before they disappear, savers warned
Warning comes after Bank of England cuts base rate for first time in four years
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Who is eligible for the winter fuel payment and how much will they get?
10 million pensioners will lose the benefit – Telegraph Money explains who can still get help
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The losing battle to get public sector ‘TWaTs’ back in the office
How the cosseted civil service’s work-from-home addiction is costing us all
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Second homes tax raid to backfire and cost Treasury £172m
Homeowners resort to property ‘flipping’ to avoid punitive council bills
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Council tax bills hit £10,000 under second homes crackdown
Local authorities to rake in millions by rolling out ‘vindictive’ surcharges on households
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I can only roll my eyes when landlords complain about costs
No one is entitled to live in London – but it shouldn’t be this hard
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Councils hit second homeowners with cynical tax raid
Holiday not-spots face double charges despite small numbers of out-of-towners
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More councils told to ‘plan for four-day week’ under Labour
Senior cabinet members have previously endorsed a move away from five-day weeks
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