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The Social Security Fairness Act: Good News for Retirees?

Millions will be affected by new rules that boost Social Security benefits. But if you qualify, there may be knock-on effects on your retirement cash flow.

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I tried the 'one touch' tidying rule – it's the best way to combat decision fatigue when decluttering

Do you struggle to make quick decisions when decluttering? The 'one touch' decluttering method could be the answer

Woman & Home

Cash Isas: pressure grows against rumoured move to £4,000 allowance

Research shows strong support for keeping tax-free accounts in their current form with £20,000 annual limit

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Do you really need an emergency savings fund - and if so, how much?

Experts often suggest having several months’ worth of savings but how do you get there if you’re starting out?

The Independent UK

Cash Isa providers fail to offer savers benefits of more flexible rules

While they offer attractive interest rates, many providers won’t let savers open a second Isa account in the same tax year

The Guardian - UK

Is it time to scrap the Cash ISA? Experts’ view on Rachel Reeves’ controversial plan to get UK investing

SAVING VS INVESTING: Rachel Reeves has discussed reform with City execs and a cut to a £4,000 limit is one possible outcome

The Independent UK

Looking for a new savings account? Here are some key benefits and pitfalls to consider

With a new tax year approaching, now could be a good time to take a fresh look at the savings accounts on offer.

The Independent UK

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Inheritance rule helping more than two million people to boost state pension

Royal London obtained figures relating to inherited state pension entitlements when someone’s spouse dies.

The Independent UK

British energy users urged to switch to fixed deals to save up to £230

After the third rise in a row for customers in Great Britain it is high time to visit a price comparison site

The Guardian - UK

Once You Hit 55, Is the Stock Market Still Your Best Bet?

If you're investing heavily in the twists and turns of the stock market in your 50s or 60s, you may be risking too much.

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Pension tax relief: How it works and how it can boost your retirement

Don’t wait to rely on just the state pension for your retirement - your own contributions now could have an incredibly big impact later down the line

The Independent UK

Half a million more London families in line for £150 energy bill discounts

Cost of scheme could add £15 to average household bills next winter

Evening Standard

Behind on Saving for Retirement? How to Catch Up and Retire Securely

It's never too late to start planning and saving for life after work.

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Earn A Disney Bundle Discount With The Blue Cash Everyday® Card

The Blue Cash Everyday® Card from American Express offers you cash back rewards on streaming, grocery and dining. Best of all, the card offers no annual fee.

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How Confident Are You in Your Retirement Plan? Find Out With This Quiz

On a scale of 1 to 10, how confident are you in your retirement plan? This quick quiz will help you find out if it's on track, or whether it needs more work.

The Independent UK

Time is running out to top up your state pension - here’s how as key deadline approaches

Voluntary contributions now could make a huge difference to your retirement income

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis shares ‘biggest benefit of marriage’ with £200k inheritance tax saving trick

There are thousands of savings to be made for couples

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Social Security Sent Out Billions in Back Payments in March. Here's What You Need to Know

The Social Security Administration started paying retroactive benefits owed this week. Monthly increases will start for most people with their March benefit, which is paid out in April.

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Trump to Tariffs: How Retirees Can Manage Market Turmoil

FUD — fear, uncertainty, doubt — is running rampant these days, but that doesn’t mean retirement savers need to react. Here is why it pays to stay the course.

The National (Scotland)

Martin Lewis: The best time of day to fix your bills to beat energy price cap

Martin Lewis has urged households still on a standard variable tariff to switch to a fixed tariff as soon as possible, at this exact time

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis weighs in on ‘weird’ energy price cap – and says households should act now

The amount your bills will increase will vary greatly by usage

The Independent UK

How to save money on your power bills as energy price cap rises again

Switching to a fixed deal could help you – here’s how

The National (Scotland)

Martin Lewis gives verdict on energy price cap rise amid bills hike

Martin Lewis has urged households still on a standard variable tariff to switch to a fixed tariff as soon as possible.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish energy bills to rise in April following Ofgem price cap announcement

ENERGY bills for millions of households are to rise from April 1 when Ofgem increases its price cap for a third consecutive quarter.

The Independent UK

Energy bills to go up after third straight price cap rise - here’s what you need to know

The new price cap is set at £1,849 - it had been feared to be rising even further in April

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