Callum Mason is a Money and Business Reporter. He covers a range of topics including the housing market, residential real estate, credit health, and debt management, with a focus on personal finance and education. Callum's work has been featured in TES Magazine, Global Finance Herald, Headlinemoney, MSN, and The i Paper.
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The government is mulling new taxes on banks at the Budget - and a hit to their profit could affect consumers
The civil service has been criticised for the “misleading” way it displays pension contributions in job adverts, with experts saying applicants may
Experts say potential employees may assume they would receive a large portion of their salary paid directly into their retirement pot due to the wording of the advert
By: Callum Mason
Tens of thousands of NHS staff could either owe a surprise tax bill – or be due a rebate of around £15,000 due to pension rule changes.
The state pension will climb to over £30,000 in the next 25 years – even if Andy Burnham cuts the triple lock.
Calum Ryan bought his one-bed flat in south west London three years ago but is struggling to sell it – even at a £65,000 loss.
Workers could lose thousands of pounds more from their incomes over the next few years – unless Chancellor John Healey acts to reverse his predecessor's “stealth tax” rule.
By: Callum Mason
John Healey may need to raise taxes to balance the books at Budget
It is expected that there will be several tax hikes announced when Chancellor John Healey unveils his Budget on Wednesday.
Former FBI director James Comey has accused the Trump administration of an “appalling abuse” of its powers, after it laid charges against him for the third time in just over a year.
