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'Waspis waited six years for our pension - now we will have to pay tax on it'Campaigners with the Women Against State Pension Inequality (Waspi) group are angry that they had to wait five or six years ...
The Cardiff People's Assembly held a protest outside the office of Jo Stevens MP, the Secretary of State for Wales, in Roath ...
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Funeral expenses and inheritance tax liabilities in the UK have pushed the cost of dying to nearly a quarter of a million ...
Planned cuts to the benefit system could be a matter of life or death for some people, a claimant has said. The government ...
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Sick pay and axeing zero-hours contracts will help economy, defiant Rayner insistsBeefing up workers’ rights will boost the economy, Angela Rayner has insisted in a riposte to businesses and the official ...
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‘If my PIP is taken away, I’ll become housebound and a recluse’A man who suffers from physical and mental health issues has spoken of the fear that if his personal independence payment ...
When Rachel Reeves was at college some friends gave her a framed photograph of then-Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon ...
Taxpayers don’t like being taken for fools. Instead, they’ve made Rachel Reeves look like one. Will she learn? Has she ever?
Fears are mounting that Rachel Reeves will target retirement pots to raise cash after weak economic growth and higher borrowing costs left a black hole in her plans. Advisory firm Oxford Economics ...
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