Best of the Sunday papers' MONEY sections

21st April 2024

Sunday Express

Carers Leave explained: Why you shouldn't use annual leave to help a loved one

New plan to push state pension age to 71 must be stopped as 'only one in 10 will make it'

What the new tax year means for your finances - from income to ISAs

The Telegraph (subscription)

What happens to my pension when I change jobs?

Why car insurance is suddenly so expensive

‘British Airways cancelled my flights twice – but is refusing to refund me’

The Sunday Times (subscription)

Woodford investors set to lose half their compensation

The stock market’s at a record high, but it’s not a bad time to invest

Are Gen Z really worse off than previous generations?

Mail on Sunday

Stop inheritance tax perk on pensions - and other loopholes, says IFS

Is Britain workshy or in a post-Covid health crisis?

Retail sales ground to a halt last month as shoppers turned their backs on department stores due to rising prices

Observer

‘I was flabbergasted’: refunds for unused subscriptions may be easier than you think

US man returns from Europe to $143,000 T-Mobile bill for using phone overseas

‘Every penny has a purpose’: the rise of zero-based budgeting

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