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Tory peer calls for £10,000 ‘citizens inheritance’ for all 30-year-olds

David Willetts suggests policy would help spread wealth among millennials amid deepening inequalities

GlaxoSmithKline boss’s pay package jumps 50% to £12.7m

Emma Walmsley’s deal, with a high share bonus payout, makes her one of top-paid CEOs in FTSE 100

UK house prices rise for first time in more than a year as mortgage costs drop

Average cost of a home increased to £260,420 in February, up by 1.2% on a year earlier, says Nationwide

UK a ‘tax haven’ for polluting SUVs, says green thinktank

First-year vehicle excise duty is a fraction of that in countries such as France and the Netherlands

Budget 2024: Hunt urged to boost UK economy by fixing ‘broken’ childcare system

London business group says clarifying funding for providers could deliver £11bn economic prize by freeing more adults to work

UK property sales forecast to rise by 10% as buyers and sellers return

Data from online property company Zoopla showed the housing market is on track to reach 1.1m transactions across this year

Millennials on course to become ‘richest generation in history’

Generational transfer of wealth largely built up in property will amount to $90tn in US alone, report says

Tax hotline allows MPs and VIPs to skip the queues at HMRC

Call-waiting times to ‘Public Department 1’ are 12 times faster while public must wait 22 minutes to speak to an adviser, report finds

How much of your water bill is swallowed up by company debt? – interactive

Analysis shows that 28% of Thames’ customer bills were spent servicing debt, as the company lobbies for more

Thames Water lobbying government to let it increase bills by 40%

UK’s largest water company also calls for dividend payouts and lower fines for breaches to avoid taxpayer bailout

Virgin Media O2 clients hit with 8.8% price rises or crippling exit fees

Increase is biggest hike in percentage terms of any major broadband or mobile firm this year

Budget 2024: Jeremy Hunt considers new vaping tax and NI cut

Levy on vapes could make them unaffordable for children, as IFS warns over unfunded tax cuts

BT always has a new line … in broadband excuses

Its corporate response to a delay in connecting a customer has been breathtaking

UK housebuilders investigated over possible sharing of price information

Watchdog says it has ‘fundamental concerns’ about market including supply of new homes

Charges for loo roll, none for caviar: strange quirks of the UK’s VAT rules

The tax often goes unnoticed by shoppers. But what is charged, and on what, throws up curious anomalies

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