March 15, 2026

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Do Not Drink Milk If You Have These Health Conditions, Doctors Warn

Drinking a daily glass of milk is often promoted as a simple way to stay healthy. Rich in calcium, protein and vitamin D, milk is widely considered essential for children’s growth and for maintaining bone strength and overall health in adults. However, nutrition experts caution that milk is not suitable for everyone and, in certain

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Energy

OVO Energy customers to receive up to £400 after Warm Home Discount delays

Energy supplier will pay £2.7 million in compensation to some customers after payments were made 19 months late 07:37, 22 Jan 2026Updated 07:38, 22 Jan 2026 Energy giant OVO will pay over £2.7 million to customers Ofgem announced today(Image: Getty Images) Energy supplier OVO is set to pay out more than £2.7 million to customers

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Fund

Fund withdrawals via UPI and other big changes that will benefit employees – Firstpost

The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) is set to introduce a number of changes, including a new portal. Dubbed EPFO 3.0, the new phase of reforms aims to be user-friendly. A big change awaiting users is the ability to withdraw their employees’ provident fund directly through the UPI payment gateway. The retirement fund body will

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Energy

Ireland could see ‘electricity shortage event’ in next two to five years, regulator warns – The Irish Times

Rapid growth in energy demand, driven primarily by data centres, could contribute to an “electricity shortage event” in the next two to five years, the energy regulator has said. A risk preparedness plan published by the Commission for the Regulation of Utilities (CRU) examines such an event. The CRU said the plan was not a

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Energy

Energy demand may trigger ‘electricity shortage event’ in two to five years, warns regulator – The Irish Times

Rapid growth in energy demand, driven primarily by data centres, could contribute to an “electricity shortage event” in the next two to five years, the energy regulator has said. A risk preparedness plan published by the Commission for the Regulation of Utilities (CRU) examines such an event. The CRU said the plan was not a

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Energy

Capricorn Energy PLC’s (LON:CNE) Shift From Loss To Profit

We feel now is a pretty good time to analyse Capricorn Energy PLC’s (LON:CNE) business as it appears the company may be on the cusp of a considerable accomplishment. Capricorn Energy PLC, an independent energy company, engages in the exploration, development, production, and sale of oil and gas worldwide. The UK£155m market-cap company posted a

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Insurance

Phoenix, Scottish Widows and Royal London circle insurer Aegon’s UK business

Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Phoenix Group, Royal London and Scottish Widows are among those circling the £2bn UK insurance business of Dutch insurer Aegon. As well as potential strategic buyers, private equity groups such as CVC have also shown

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Tax

5 questions for pension savers filing their 2024-25 tax return

Most people saving into a pension don’t need to file a self-assessment tax return. However, there are some situations in which pension contributions or pension income may require you to complete one.  Here, we set out five questions that both higher and basic-rate taxpayers who are saving into a pension need to ask before completing

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Wealth Management

Build something that lasts: the culture behind Canada’s top wealth management experience

Open this photo in gallery: Operating as CEOs of their own businesses, advisors at National Bank Financial – Wealth Management provide independent financial advice and build long-term relationships with clients.Getty Images Jonathan Durocher has always been an entrepreneur at heart. He recalls cutting lawns, selling t-shirts and running side ventures with friends in his younger

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Insurance

What is Gap insurance? – Which?

What is Gap insurance for? Gap insurance (guaranteed asset protection) protects you when you buy a new car. It’s designed to cover the difference between the amount your insurer would pay out if your car was stolen or written off and the price you paid for the vehicle. Suppose you’ve just spent £15,000 on a

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