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Experts explain Child Benefit rules and how parents earning under £80,000 could be better off

Experts explain Child Benefit rules and how parents earning under £80,000 could be better off
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Martin Lewis says parents earning under £80,000 could be £1,260 better off

Martin Lewis says parents earning under £80,000 could be £1,260 better off
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Interest Rates & Inflation: European Central Bank Keeps Interest Rates At Record Highs

11 April: Hopes Rise For Summer Cut To Borrowing Costs The European Central Bank (ECB) has, as widely expected, left borrowing costs untouched across th

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Interest Rates & Inflation: Stubborn US Inflation Figures Reduce Likelihood Of Early Rate Cut

Interest Rates & Inflation: Stubborn US Inflation Figures Reduce Likelihood Of Early Rate Cut
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Advisers do not believe NI cut will result in boost to pension investments

Under a tenth (9%) of financial advisers believe the cut in National Insurance (NI) announced by chancellor Jeremy Hunt during the Spring Budget will lead to them investing more in pensions savings.

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