Lily Russell-Jones is a Money Reporter for The Times, specializing in financial news and personal finance topics. With a keen interest in helping readers navigate the complexities of money management, Lily provides insightful articles on retirement planning, investment strategies, and the impact of technology on the financial industry.
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Thousands of pensioners are thought to be missing out on the benefit, which could help them cover the cost of their energy bills this winter
The Republican candidate wants to turn the US into a bitcoin superpower if he is elected. Lily Russell-Jones looks at what that could mean for the cryptocurrency
By: Lily Russell-Jones
Members of the chemist’s final-salary scheme have complained over new terms that mean they will lose out if they retire before they turn 65
Hoping to retire in luxury? Be careful where you apply. Analysis of FTSE 100 companies has revealed a big gap between the most and least generous schemes
Frances Kerr knew she should inherit some of her late husband’s payments, but the DWP wouldn’t back down — until she got a former pensions minister to intervene
While a quarter of Oxbridge graduates have paid off their debt, less than 1 per cent from some institutions have managed it. See our searchable table for how your university has fared
With VAT on school fees only a few months away, we look at the financial burden parents can expect if they want to give their children a private education
Even with an increase in April, experts say that those in retirement will still need extra savings to cover their basic needs, reports Lily Russell-Jones
Client meetings in castles, 11pm phone calls and enormous minimum deposits — Lily Russell-Jones visits a 352-year-old institution used by Austen and Byron
By: Lily Russell-Jones, Benjamin Cooke
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