August 11, 2026

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Insurance

Landlord insurance offer: Get 10% off with LLSAVE10

Tailored insurance is available to landlords at a discounted rate – so renters should check it’s in place | Local This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. Fires, floods and storms can leave tenants needing somewhere else

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Tax

Millions more pensioners paying tax as HMRC takes £30bn

Fresh HMRC statistics show pensioners paid £29.8 billion in income tax in 2024/25, up from £21.1 billion in 2022/23 – a rise of more than 40% in just two years. At the same time, the cost of pension tax relief has also surged, climbing from £47.8 billion to £60.4 billion over the same period –

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Wealth Management

Morgan Stanley’s IPO after-party: a wealth management bonanza

Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Morgan Stanley is betting a wave of upcoming IPOs will deliver windfalls worth tens of billions of dollars in client assets for its wealth management division, repeating the bonanza from SpaceX’s listing. In the second

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Energy

Bloom Energy Is Soaring: Is There a Better Way To Play The AI Power Boom?

Bloom Energy (BE -0.63%) has been on a rollercoaster ride over the past year. The stock is up nearly 450% over the span, but it is also in the middle of a deep 45% drawdown. This is actually the second drawdown of that magnitude over the last 52 weeks. Even with Bloom Energy’s artificial intelligence

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Stock Brokers

4 Best Brokers for Index Funds in August 2026

You can own a piece of every major U.S. company for less than the cost of lunch. That’s the magic of index funds, and it’s why they anchor my personal portfolio. For buying them in 2026, the top brokers are Fidelity, Charles Schwab, SoFi®, and Vanguard. Each of these brokers keeps fees low and makes

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Insurance

Cheapest Life Insurance Companies of August 2026

Striking a balance between affordability and coverage is essential when shopping for life insurance. There are several types of life insurance, but term is typically the cheapest option. For example, a healthy 40-year-old male buying a 20-year, $500,000 term life policy will pay an average of $37 a month, while a 40-year-old female with the

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Investments

PE/VC investments drop 36% in H12026: EY-IVCA – Business News

Private equity and venture capital investments came down 36% YoY in first half of the CY2026 at $ 20.5 billion as compared to $  31.8 billion H125, EY-IVCA  said in a report. The investments were 29% lower than in H22025 at $29 billion. The number of deals in H12026 was 18% lower YoY at 604

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Energy

Bloom Energy or Plug Power: Which Hot Fuel Cell Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?

Key Points Bloom Energy focus on solid oxide fuel cells for high-density power needs has led the company to achieve positive free cash flow. Plug Power is aggressively building a comprehensive green hydrogen ecosystem despite facing significant liquidity and operational execution challenges. Which of these clean energy companies is the better fit for your portfolio

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Wealth Management

Dubai attracts global wealth as family offices embrace the AI era

Dubai has firmly established itself as one of the world’s leading destinations for family offices, wealth migration, and private capital, and is expected to remain a magnet for millionaires, ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs), and family offices despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainties. Industry experts attribute the emirate’s continued appeal to its stable policy framework, robust regulatory environment, world-class

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Energy

Viral energy price figures don’t show annual consumer energy bills across Europe – Full Fact

Posts shared thousands of times on social media claim to show a comparison of “annual energy bills around the world”, where the figure for Poland is supposedly as low as £150 compared to £2,325 in the UK. While it’s not clear where these specific figures come from, it appears likely that they conflate wholesale prices

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