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Best of the Sunday papers’ MONEY sections

By Liam Fahy
1 min read Published: 14 Jun 2026

best of the sunday paper money sections 14th June 2026

Sunday Express

New HMRC inheritance rules as major pension change confirmed

Pensions tip as changing your contributions can 'reduce your tax liability'

UK households warned of £80 fine for breaking 4 rules on bin day

The Telegraph (subscription)

The superfans spending their life savings to go to the World Cup

Petrol forecourts hit by surge in fuel thefts

Savers stuff children’s pensions before Labour’s inheritance tax raid

The Sunday Times (subscription)

‘I went to private school, but don’t call me privileged’

The inheritance wars leaving loved ones with nothing

How to retire without relying on the state pension

Mail on Sunday

Record 17million private parking tickets will be issued this year, RAC says

Audi's powerful new
RS 5 is a real bad boy... but it is so, so good

Oil price plunges to lowest since start of Iran war

Observer

Travel insurance: don’t let a health condition derail your holiday plans

Can you really travel the world for free? A travel points expert shares her secrets

Barclays to buy GoHenry kids’ debit card and money app

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