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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By: Mattie Brignal
Labour's pledge to end the VAT exemption for independent schools could add 20pc to fees - Andrew Matthews/PA
Young people at an estate agents Homeowners taking out “ultra-long” mortgages to get on the property ladder face falling victim to a looming pensions crisis , experts have warned.
Borrowers with ‘ultra-long’ mortgages risk raiding retirement funds for payments
By: Mattie Brignal
New houses for sale in south Derbyshire Banks offering ultra-long 40-year mortgages are guilty of “irresponsible” lending, experts have warned.
By: Mattie Brignal
Ultra-long borrowing terms risk leaving households financially vulnerable in retirement
New joiner numbers fall as Starmer’s plans fuel fears of greater ‘elitism’
By: Mattie Brignal
Thousands of doctors may be missing out on over £40,000 a year in unclaimed pension payments, analysis shows.
By: Mattie Brignal
For most savers, the prospect of a guaranteed income until you die would be hard to turn down.
By: Mattie Brignal
The pensioners gambling final salary benefits in search of better returns
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