Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Wednesday 4 November 2015

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‘Buy-to-let tax will cut our income by 25pc.' How much will YOU lose?
‘Buy-to-let tax will cut our income by 25pc.' How much will YOU lose? As a controversial new tax pases through Parliament, our calculator shows how your profits will be affected
Buy-to-let tax calculator
HMRC phone failures: Millions could have filled out tax returns wrong
'How I'll make my car pay for my house deposit'
Daniel Mays: '£80,000 was my best pay – for a film they didn’t release’
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MONEY ADVICE
Mapped: how new tax will add £73 to your annual car, household and medical costs
Mapped: how new tax will add £73 to your annual car, household and medical costs The new insurance premium tax is now in effect. Use our tool to find out exactly how much more you'll pay
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The ultra-paranoiac's guide: nine steps to become impervious to cyberattackers
The charts that show it's not THAT hard for first-time buyers
Money Saving Minute: online shopping vs driving to the supermarket
INVESTING
How to invest like the Rothschild dynasty
How to invest like the Rothschild dynasty The family has a 200-year record of growing and preserving wealth – and ordinary investors can share in its fortunes
Terry Smith: 'I naively supposed the financial crisis had taught investors a lesson'
The nine most toxic investments ever
How much will financial advice cost me for each function?
Fund managers get most of their bets wrong – but still make millions. Here's how...
SAVINGS
Metro steps into savings best buy battle paying up to 2.7pc
Metro steps into savings best buy battle paying up to 2.7pc The challenger bank has increased the rate on several of its fixed rate accounts
Challenger bank Shawbrook raises rates on four savings accounts
New 3.43pc on market-leading seven-year bond
Ask an Expert: Has any investor ever lost money on a retail bond?
PENSIONS
Australian and US pension data predicts penniless decades for older Britons
Wealthy given five-month 'window' to save into pensions before cuts to tax relief
The ultimate guide to taking advantage of pension tax relief while it lasts