Rachel Mortimer

Disputes over inheritances, especially where second marriages are involved, are on the rise and can come with a punishing price tag

Analysts suggest allowing workers to delay their pension by a year and use the money for a house deposit or to pay off debts

The FCA is seeking an injunction amid allegations he has been giving unauthorised investment advice with W4.0, his latest venture

A new prime minister can bring uncertainty to the economy, so here’s how to protect your mortgage, savings and energy bills

The bestselling author Morgan Housel tells Money that the secret to wealth lies in the art of spending — and not comparing yourself to others

Efficient planning will help you to keep more of your cash, but the penalties are harsh if you cross the line

Here’s how Andy Burnham’s surprise choice has voted on key fiscal issues during three decades in government and opposition

A succession of prime ministers have entered office promising to solve the problem of social care but none have succeeded

Lawyers say it is taking three years to tackle some inheritance tax cases, leaving relatives in limbo

As Andy Burnham becomes the latest prime minister to tackle the issue, we look at the choices available for funding social care