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How to retire to Thailand – and navigate its tricky expat property rules
Telegraph Money tips on everything from taxes and visas to pensions and insurance
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Cut inheritance tax burden for middle class and stop avoidance by richest, IFS urges
Grieving families would save £180,000 from their bill if the system was made fairer
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‘I did badly at school, became a Royal Marine – and now earn six-figures’
No Degree, No Problem: The Forces gave Steve Trench the self-belief to flourish
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Savers have been denied interest worth hundreds of pounds – is your bank paying fair?
Major lenders continue to shortchange customers despite interest rate rises
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House prices to defy forecast crash and rise 18pc by 2028
Growing wages, falling mortgage rates and an influx of cash buyers are propping up prices
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‘Section 21 saved our flat from being burned down – Michael Gove cannot scrap it’
Landlords fear the Renters’ Reform Bill could put tenants’ lives at risk
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Tiny bug could end scourge of Japanese knotweed, scientists say
Insects weaken the plant's ability to spread making it a more manageable problem
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‘Can I get by on the state pension and £34,000 in savings?’
Money Makeover: our reader doesn’t think her Isa is performing well enough
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Children jumping on wooden floors drove downstairs neighbour to suicide
Housing association apologises unreservedly for ‘shortcomings’ in handling the case
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‘I got kicked out of university – but now I earn a six-figure income’
No Degree, No Problem: Telegraph Money speaks to people who made their fortune without going to university
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Beer drinkers brace for price rises as support for pubs withdrawn
Small businesses face £10,000 tax rise when rates discount ends in March
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SNP closes rent control loophole
New tenancies to be covered by 3pc limit under Scottish government plans
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‘Cheap Turkish hair transplant left me with a patchy head and a £6,500 repair bill’
Looking for a low-cost fix can lead to disastrous consequences
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Millennials and Gen Z swap gravy for ketchup at Christmas dinner
Mayonnaise and chilli sauce also popular as younger generations buck festive traditions
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Scots back plans to double council tax on second homes
55pc vote in favour of higher charges amid concerns over local housing supply
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