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What will Andy Burnham’s VAT cut on electricity bills mean for you?

New prime minister is implementing immediate tax cut to help ease cost of living pressures for British households

The Guardian - UK · Jul 21

Andy Burnham scraps VAT on energy bills as households set to save from October

A welcome boost for households this autumn as the UK Government confirms electricity bills will be VAT free from October, in an effort to put money…

The National (Scotland) · Jul 21

5 appliances you should never use with a smart plug

From toasters to heaters, here’s how not to use your smart plugs

T3 · Jul 21

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Andy Burnham to cut VAT on electricity bills as first cost of living move

Newly appointed chancellor John Healey says reduction will be funded by cancelling digital ID scheme

The Guardian - UK · Jul 21

Back-to-school spending set for an all-time high this summer

Nearly two-thirds of shoppers had already started stocking up on school supplies and clothes by early July

The Independent UK · Jul 20

I Have a Sizable Roth IRA. Do I Still Need a 529 for My Grandkids' College?

Before you touch your retirement fund, consider how taxes and financial aid rules change the math. In this week's Wealth Wise column, we break down the right choice.

Kiplinger · Jul 19

8 Expenses That Quietly Disappear After Retirement

Significant expenses, such as payroll taxes, often disappear the day you retire, so you probably won't need to replace as much of your salary as you thought.

Kiplinger · Jul 19

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These Are the Most Critical Moves to Make in the 5 to 10 Years Before You Hang Up Your Hat

The five- to 10-year period before you retire is the time to shift from the pursuit of maximum market gains and toward the creation of reliable income streams.

Kiplinger · Jul 19

What the 2032 Social Security Shortfall Will Cost Retirees in Every State

Reducing Social Security benefits doesn't just impact retirees — it hits state economies, creating a double-whammy effect of smaller checks and lower GDPs.

Kiplinger · Jul 18

An Expert Guide to Your Financial Priorities Decade-by-Decade: What to Focus on in Your 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s

This practical guide can help you manage money as you age, from emergency funds and retirement savings to healthcare, taxes and long-term planning.

Kiplinger · Jul 18

Man Leaves Pump Unattended At Royal Farms. Then He Catches Another Man Doing Something Shocking: ‘This Is So Bold’

“Never in my days have I seen something like this."

Motor1 · Jul 18

HMRC issues update on State Pension tax error that affected 1.4 million pensioners

HMRC has issued a fresh update to MPs after admitting a long-running State Pension tax error affected up to 1.4 million pensioners....

The National (Scotland) · Jul 18

Got $2.5 Million Saved for Retirement? Here Are the Huge RMDs You Must Take at 73, 75, 80 and 85

If you have $2.5 million saved for retirement, your RMDs will change every year. Find out exactly how much you must withdraw at ages 73, 75, 80 and 85.

Kiplinger · Jul 17

The tax-free pension plan that you need to know about for your retirement

Saving for retirement is vital - a SIPP can be one of the best ways to do so

The Independent UK · Jul 17

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The Guardian - UK · Jul 17

‘I don’t think I’ll ever retire’: the workers struggling to save for old age

Almost half of working-age adults in the UK do not save into a pension. Four readers explain why they fear for the future

Bangkok Post · Jul 16

Government bonds worth B4bn on sale

Government retail bonds dubbed "Aom Plus" (Savings Plus) worth 4 billion baht go on sale at the end of this month, designed to encourage more working-age people to save.

International Business Times UK · Jul 16

Are Your Retirement Savings Enough? 46% of Americans Aren't So Sure, BlackRock Finds

BlackRock found 46% of US voters lack confidence in retirement savings, while one-third have no personal retirement funds.

The Independent UK · Jul 16

US workers say they need $1.2 million to retire comfortably today. Half believe they’ll fall short

‘Rising costs are forcing tough tradeoffs, and saving for retirement is often the first thing that gets deprioritized’

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Kiplinger · Jul 16

The Best Ways to Invest Your Super Catch-Up Contributions

Folks nearing retirement can turbocharge their savings with super catch-up contributions, but how you invest that extra cash depends on several factors.

Kiplinger · Jul 16

Market Volatility Tests More Than Just Portfolios — It Tests Soon-to-Be Retirees' Nerves: Are You Passing?

Market downturns don't just trigger a dip in your account balance — they test your emotional resolve. Having a well-built strategy can help you stay the course.

The Independent UK · Jul 16

Should I use a Lifetime ISA to save for a home - or wait for the new FTB ISA?

Both options will let first-time buyers save in cash or through investing, but there’s a key difference in the government top-up

International Business Times · Jul 16

Americans Say They Need $1.2 Million to Retire Comfortably. Most Don't Think They'll Ever Get There

Americans believe they need about $1.2 million to retire comfortably, but a growing number doubt they will ever reach that goal.

Kiplinger · Jul 15

When Is a Roth Conversion a Bad Idea? 6 Situations Retirees Should Consider Carefully

A Roth conversion is a powerful tax-saving tool, but there are several situations where taking that leap might actually cost you more in the long run.

The Independent UK · Jul 15

Rising house prices leave first-time buyers chasing moving target

How the ‘moving finish line’ keeps property ownership out of reach

Kiplinger · Jul 15

A 'Mega Backdoor Roth' Can Save Thousands More for Retirement

This Roth retirement savings strategy allows high earners to sock away up to $72,000 a year — if their workplace plan permits it.

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