Rachel Mortimer

Tax office is still not meeting its performance targets, is taking years to pay refunds — and if you are waiting for a letter, forget about it

The lessons learnt by Marion Bloom, 102, and Dennis Friend, 100, can teach us all a lot about how to manage our money this year

Six-month payment limit will stay despite peers urging for extra time to deal with pensions from next April

NS&I and other government bodies are woefully lacking when it comes to dealing with bereaved families

As pensions become part of an estate from next April, many more families will be caught in the net, says Rachel Mortimer

With many baby boomers racing to beat the taxman, the flow of money to younger generations is speeding up — but the spoils won’t be shared equally

The chancellor is said to be considering the measure to mitigate the impact of the war in Iran — but could it ultimately push up prices?

The government’s plan to hit high-value homes with extra council tax could spiral if property prices rise in line with expectations

New rules are supposed to protect renters, but many fear that the number of available homes will fall while costs soar, report Melissa York and Rachel Mortimer

Nearly 400,000 people earn more than £200,000 a year or have more than £3million in the UK. We find out who they are