Jane Denton is a Money Reporter at MailOnline. With over a decade of experience, she specializes in personal finance, property, and business, focusing on themes such as the housing market, residential real estate, and retirement planning. Jane's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications including Express Digest, NewsNow.co.uk, This Is Money, and the Daily Mail.
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Rightmove said it saw higher buyer demand across every region of Britain at the start of this month.
By: Jane Denton
Property searches on Rightmove saw a bigger-than-usual spike in the first week of September according to figures from the property portal.
Currys reported a jump in sales over the summer as shoppers rushed to buy fans and new TVs during the World Cup and heatwave.
By: Jane Denton
Currys reported a jump in sales over the summer as shoppers rushed to buy fans and new TVs during the World Cup and heatwave.
It costs approximately £250,000 for a couple to raise a child until the age of 18, but childless couples could put that money into having a wealthier retirement instead.
Couples without children could boost their retirement pot by hundreds of thousands of pounds if they diverted the cost of raising a child into their pension, new number-crunching has revealed.
Berkeley Group said 'far more tax revenue is being lost through depressed activity than is being gained through SDLT on new build homes as set out by HMRC's own assessment'.
By: Jane Denton
A leading housebuilder has warned of a further deterioration in the housing market and urged the Government to reform stamp duty , which has become a 'binding constraint'.
Magners and Bulmers maker C&C has agreed a deal to buy the UK wholesale arm of Japanese beer brand Asahi.
The willow trees are now left to grow out of control and are overhanging and shadowing our garden.
