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The Daily Telegraph - Saturday - Money, 19 Sep 2026

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The Daily Telegraph Money supplement is available to read online with PressReader. Catch up on the latest news on investing, pensions, property and more with the latest Saturday issue of The Daily Telegraph Money.

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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