Money
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Study exposes potential doctors’ crisis in NHS, with GPs found to be considering leaving the job or reducing their hours
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Letters: This charge could only be imposed retrospectively. That would reveal it for what it is: an increase in inheritance tax, but one not levied in a smoothly progressive manner
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Increase in inflation, driven by pound’s Brexit slide, means students will pay more as others benefit from low borrowing rates
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National Savings & Investment bond will pay 2.2% interest so long as you are happy to lock your money away for three years
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Labour says the government’s attempt to meet its manifesto commitment has led to chaos in the childcare sector
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Editorial: Brexit makes improving the performance of UK firms essential. The state needs to meet the challenge if the private sector won’t
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Personal details from hundreds of thousands of accounts may have been illegally accessed, admits payday lender
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Zero house price inflation is to be welcomed not feared
Larry ElliottStalling property prices are a chance to rebalance the UK economy towards manufacturing and exports -
You can’t spend a penny without being snooped on
David MitchellCoins and notes with the Queen’s head on them, endorsed by a sovereign state, are no longer sufficient for British Airways. It needs to know who we are
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Those most vulnerable to the UK government’s public spending cuts, from single parents to headteachers, reveal the impact on their lives
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As Lloyds reveals plans to shut 100 banks, it is also trialling a new micro version. Meanwhile others are either championing the branch idea, or plotting its death
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Our careers expert – and you the readers – help someone stuck in a dead-end job, and a PhD student who fears they will struggle to find work in academia
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If your pipe bursts and causes damage to a neighbour’s house, your policy might not pay out if you have bought home rather than contents cover
Live NatWest banking chief executive Les Matheson – follow it live!