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The Daily Telegraph - Saturday - Money, 19 Septiembre 2026

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ArticleThe battle over inher­it­ance tax

No tax divides the Left and Right quite like inher­it­ance tax. It emerged this week that Kemi Badenoch was con­sid­er­ing abol­ish­ing the death duty if the Con­ser­vat­ives won the next elec­tion. Reform UK has already said it wants to “get rid” of...

The battle over inher­it­ance tax

ArticleWandsworth forced to double coun­cil tax after fund­ing cut

Wandsworth coun­cil will raise its coun­cil tax bills by 94pc after Labour cut its fund­ing. The aver­age Band D coun­cil tax bill in the Lon­don bor­ough is expec­ted to rise by £ 958 in April next year, the local author­ity con­firmed on...

Wandsworth forced to double coun­cil tax after fund­ing cut

ArticleSavers stung with £119m Life­time Isa pen­al­ties for ‘unau­thor­ised’ with­drawls

More first-time buy­ers were stung by Life­time Isa ( Lisa) pen­al­ties last year than bought a home with the scheme. A record 99,750 savers with­drew £1.5bn to buy houses in 2025-26, offi­cial data shows. But in the same period, 154,100 savers spent...

Savers stung with £119m Life­time Isa pen­al­ties for ‘unau­thor­ised’ with­drawls

ArticleThe battle over inher­it­ance tax

No tax divides the Left and Right quite like inher­it­ance tax. It emerged this week that Kemi Badenoch was con­sid­er­ing abol­ish­ing the death duty if the Con­ser­vat­ives won the next elec­tion. Reform UK has already said it wants to “get rid” of...

The battle over inher­it­ance tax

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Coun­cil tax rise The extra amount Wandsworth Band D res­id­ents will have to pay next year

£958