Mattie Brignal is a journalist who focuses on national news in the United Kingdom. She writes for various publications including Yahoo News, The Telegraph, and Yahoo Finance UK. Mattie covers a range of topics including lifestyle, finance, and current events, providing insightful and engaging articles for her readers.
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Uncertainty ahead of Labour's Budget sparked a slump in luxury property sales – costing the Treasury £140m in lost stamp duty , analysis shows.
By: Mattie Brignal
Savers have been warned about a “risky” pension investment strategy amid a steep rise in complaints.
By: Mattie Brignal
Complaints concerning pension ‘lifestyling’ nearly tripled last year
Taxpayers move money into offshore bonds to avoid higher capital gains rates
Rents are set to rise by £200 a month over the next five years as Labour policies drive thousands more landlords out of the buy-to-let market, analysis shows.
Rents are set to rise by £200 a month over the next five years as Labour policies drive thousands more landlords out of the buy-to-let market, analysis shows.
The dust has settled on Rachel Reeves's tax-and-spend Budget – and rising inflation means the outlook for mortgage holders has darkened.
By: Mattie Brignal
Scrapping noise restrictions on net zero devices risks a slew of complaints in built-up areas
Mattie Brignal 5 min read The dust has settled on Rachel Reeves's tax-and-spend Budget – and rising inflation means the outlook for mortgage holders has darkened.
Death duty investigators netted the Treasury £285m last year as Labour promised a further clamp down on tax dodgers.
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