Charlotte Gifford is a Senior Money Reporter at The Telegraph. She specializes in finance and personal finance, with a focus on retirement planning, saving and investing, and the housing market, among other topics. Her insights and reporting have been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo Finance, MSN, and AOL UK.
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Charlotte Gifford's coverage primarily focuses on personal finance, taxation, and investment analysis within the local context of the United Kingdom. She often cites data and government announcements to support her articles.
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By: Charlotte Gifford
Infected blood victims and their grieving relatives are being denied compensation because of new rules around providing evidence, The Telegraph can reveal.
People who cannot use a smartphone or computer or are members of religious groups that do not permit internet use could be exempt from HMRC's digital tax drive.
Bereaved spouses of infected blood victims have been ordered to return their compensation, The Telegraph can reveal.
By: Charlotte Gifford
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By: Charlotte Gifford
Katherine Brant has been saving for her first flat for eight years. Like many young workers, the 33-year-old has been living with her mother while she scrapes together enough money for a deposit.
A Telegraph investigation found that thousands of NHS social care assessments are being conducted remotely, risking a failure to see the true extent of someone's needs.
By: Charlotte Gifford
When Mat Thorneton-Field, 60, received the news that his stepmother’s application for NHS-funded care had been rejected, it was a profound shock.
By: Charlotte Gifford
The Treasury raked in a record £24.2bn of capital gains tax last year as an extra 181,000 investors were forced to pay up.
By: Charlotte Gifford
Grieving families are being landed with unexpected tax penalties and interest after being caught out by inheritance tax changes designed to simplify the system.
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