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Savers have been urged to act quickly ahead of a possible change to ISAs from Chancellor Rachel Reeves. The Labour MP could slash the cash ISA allowance, hitting those who aim to save money.

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But this week in Wisconsin, it made a 4-year-old boy so upset that he called the authorities. After his mother ate his ice cream, the boy called 911 and told them to put his mom behind bars. An audio ...

With the end of the financial year looming, Brits are being warned to check HMRC rules, as a ‘significant’ number of savers could end up with hefty tax bills due to rising interest rates.

The high fat content of French-style yogurt gives this cake a moist and slightly dense crumb. Serve cake slices with a dollop of yogurt and sweet berry compote for an afternoon treat. Perhaps the ...

As the end of the tax year looms, savers are being encouraged to make full use of their allowances. Financial expert Thomas Forrester, a trainee planner at BRI Wealth Management, has urged people ...

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Yogurt is an all-around amazing food. It's delicious and versatile enough to eat on its own, in a bowl of granola, with your favorite fruit, or as the base of a recipe for a tasty sauce or salad ...

In a major shake-up of tax-free accounts, savers and investors can now open and pay into as many Isas as they like - bar the Lifetime Isa - capped at £20,000 for the 2024/25 financial year.