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Best of the Sunday papers' PROPERTY sections 23rd march 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min read 23 Mar 2014
The Independent What does the Budget mean for home buyers and sellers? Three secret London areas for house hunters to watch One in three think they will never own a home The Telegraph Rise in surveyors derailing house purchases Look up! Homes with amazing ceilings for sale Can you build...

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Best of the Sunday papers' MONEY sections 23rd March 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min read 23 Mar 2014
The Independent How to make the most of the pension revolution It will be Nisa to get a tax-free savings habit soon £149m refund from banks to customers who took our credit deals The Telegraph How will the new pension system work Budget 2014: verdict from the Maidstone mums The...

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Budget 2014 key points and how they will affect you

By Liam Fahy
1 min Read 19 Mar 2014
Budget 2014 key points Taxation Personal income tax allowance raised to £10,500 from 2015/16 tax year Higher rate tax threshold raised to £41,865 15% stamp duty on residential property purchased through a company Fuel, Alcohol & Tobacco Beer duty cut by 1p per pint Fuel duty rise planned for September...

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Latest Budget 2014 predictions

By Liam Fahy
3 min Read 17 Mar 2014
The Chancellor will deliver his Budget speech for 2014 on 19th March and already speculation is mounting  over what will be announced and how this will affect your finances. So below I've compiled the latest Budget 2014 predictions of what George Osborne may announce in his Budget speech. These predictions...

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Best of the Sunday papers' PROPERTY sections 16th March 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min read 16 Mar 2014
The Independent Compare the costs: home in 15 key commuter areas House prices rise fastest for 21 months Renting a home in the UK now costs £818 a month The Telegraph London property: the rise of the Overgrounders Multi-million pound homes for sale with the latest status symbols House prices:...

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Best of the Sunday papers' MONEY sections 16th March 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min read 16 Mar 2014
The Independent  Here are some Budget changes George Osborne could make It's time for a clear line on soaring mobile phone charges Carbon tax 'should help vulnerable people' The Telegraph Beginning of the end for 0% credit cards? Budget 2014: four affordable Isa changes Warren Buffet: my perfect pension The...

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