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The Work and Pensions Committee calls for a fresh approach to funding regulation.

This Tuesday’s macro agenda in Spain is loaded with references. The GDP for the fourth quarter, the mortgage figures for January and the contributory pension data for March stand out. On the other side of the Atlantic, in the US, investors will be watching consumer confidence for March and the Case-Shiller index for January. Returning

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According to latest figures for 2020-21, the top 25 ISA investors are sitting on pots averaging £11,660,000 each.

Peter Bone has not returned the £5,600 in severance pay he was handed by mistake, as he argues it's age discrimination to exclude ministers over-65s from getting the payments

Staten Island power couple DA Michael McMahon and Judge Judith McMahon are getting paid six figure salaries and collecting hefty government pensions of more than $100,000 at the same time, The Post has learned. 

British government wants sweeping powers to snoop on banks’ customers in bid to detect benefit fraud.

European Commission bureaucrats have also taken a dim view of Thierry Breton’s social media swipe.

Mirror agony aunt Coleen Nolan advises a reader who gets by on a small pension and relies on handouts from her secretive husband

If you’re able to use the money saved from the National Insurance cut into your workplace pension, you could substantially increase your retirement savings by thousands of pounds