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Social Security trust fund depletion may prompt ‘fiscal crisis’: Research

Why the stock market’s biggest laggards might be your best defense against a summer selloff

With minutes due, Fed’s ‘family fight’ over interest rates could drag on

As a red-hot global stock market stumbles into bear territory, this Wall Street bull spots a dip worth buying

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Counting the cost: Cash made up just 9 per cent of payments last year, compared to being used for half of all transactions a decade ago

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MAGGIE PAGANO: Cash is still king, right? Wrong

October 6, 2025

If you have heard reports of a rather sweaty woman in gym gear running around the streets of Saffron Walden...

No respite: A host of household names could quit the stock market in a £600billion exodus from London, which would be a blow to Rachel Reeves

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Fears of £600bn stock market exodus to New York

By HUGO DUNCAN AND ELLA MANNING Updated: 16:50 EDT, 5 October 2025 --> --> --> A host of household names...

Risk: Rachel Reeves has copied her predecessors' spending incontinence

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Britain’s debt bomb is ready to explode, warns ALEX BRUMMER

As she battles domestic and global economic tides, Rachel Reeves's most effective line of defence is that of her self-made...

Two of a kind: Margaret will have takeaway coffees only as a treat and Katie is paying off her mortgage with a social media trick

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Who’s REALLY savvier with money – Baby Boomers or Gen Z? Meet Margaret, 86, and Katie, 26, and their very different ways of saving cash

Margaret Hulley likes to use cash as much as possible. The 86-year-old withdraws it from her local bank branch in...

Fired up: Toby Neugebauer, centre left, and Rick Perry, centre right, at Fermi's listing

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Europe’s ‘obsession’ with Net Zero will kill AI boom, warns US data centre boss

Fermi CEO says Europe is embracing renewables at the worst possible timeBy CALUM MUIRHEAD, CHIEF CITY REPORTER Updated: 08:17 EDT,...

Rachel Reeves is due to deliver her heavily anticipated Budget on November 26

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The emergency measure I took with my pension ahead of the Budget – and I urge you to do the same, by our Money Editor RACHEL RICHARD STRAUS

As the Budget on November 26 draws closer, the chorus of financial experts warning us not to act now –...

Sense of freedom: Sir Iain Duncan Smith on his Triumph Trident 660

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Former Tory leader SIR IAIN DUNCAN SMITH rented a chilly bedsit to save for his first home

Sir Iain Duncan Smith led the Conservative Party from 2001 to 2003, helped to set up the Centre for Social...

JP Morgan will fold the Nutmeg investment platform into its new offering

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JP Morgan needs to beat these five DIY investing platforms – and some let you invest for FREE

British investors will soon be offered a new platform to buy stocks and shares as an American giant comes to...

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How Credit Card Companies Are Using AI

With the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, artificial intelligence transformed from a science fiction movie plot to an easily accessible...

Boom: Viewed from abroad the UK looks a decent place to invest, particularly since foreigners don't have to pay our taxes

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Stock market bulls are in charge even as the world worries over an AI bubble: HAMISH MCRAE

October 4, 2025

Another day, another record for the Footsie. It's an extraordinary contrast between the joyful reaction on the stock market –...

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Social Security trust fund depletion may prompt ‘fiscal crisis’: Research