The government needs to revive the appeal of flats — but capping ground rents at £250 a year won’t cut it
I’m divorcing in my late 60s and my ex-husband’s new partner is much younger
Finding time to collectively focus on your finances pays dividends
Dividing an estate between members of a stepfamily is complicated — don’t put things off until it’s too late
Concerns over AI stocks are widespread — but we rarely describe net zero in these terms
Few investors want to it seems, but those who do need to be careful
Changes to student loans have, in effect, privatised undergraduate teaching in England
I’m worried about how much tax I will have to pay
Overall longevity continues to rise, compounding pressure on stretched government finances
Focusing on ‘the number’ doesn’t take inflation into account
The FT’s consumer editor replied to reader questions
The most obvious flaw is the abrupt jumps at each band
State pension indexation is very important to retirees — but almost certainly too expensive to survive
I know the tax rules are changing, but I’m not sure what this means for me
Habits around money start early, so teaching children about it should as well
Couples are more likely to invest as they get older, but it’s not the same for those on their own
Before rushing into a new membership, look for a social solution, not a contractual one
It can be scary without a salary, but savings made in retirement can mount up
I’m young, single and live a healthy lifestyle
Make the most of your tax-free cash. Live long, live well and live generously
Meme reversion
Every investment seems risky in 2026 — but paddle on we must
The UK tax system is an irrational mess, but that suits the politicians
UK rule changes and other initiatives this year will aim to help savers spread their investing wings
My wife and I have decided to separate but we have two youngsters with special educational needs
