Antonia Medlicott is a Financial Editor at Investing Reviews. She covers a range of topics including finance, personal finance, education, and the economy, with a focus on credit health, debt management, retirement planning, and corporate finance. Antonia's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Daily Mail, City AM, Entrepreneur, and The Times.
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Taking money from pensioners to pay for pensioners’ care is not the big reform it is being billed as — and it won’t be enough
By: Antonia Medlicott
If you're in your 40s or 50s, the headlines this week probably made you wince. Andy Burnham wants to water down the triple lock, and you're the generation with the most retirement still ahead of you.
For 15 years, every major party promised to keep the triple lock. That consensus ended last week. Labour now plans to change it from 2030, while the Conservatives and Reform UK say they would keep it in full.
If you hold shares, funds or an ISA, the Budget on Wednesday 28 October could hit closer to home than you'd think.
It’s an unpopular opinion, but an increase in the basic rate is preferable to dozens of stealthy raids elsewhere
By: Antonia Medlicott
The Autumn Budget lands on Wednesday 28 October, delivered by John Healey, the Chancellor Andy Burnham appointed in July. And the run-up has been jumpy.
By: Antonia Medlicott
The prime minister’s ‘Your First Home’ scheme sounds wonderful in principle, but then so did student loans
