How to make a will: It should be the first item on your bucket list
Every year millions of pounds' worth of assets end up not being passed on because people don't make a will
Every year millions of pounds' worth of assets end up not being passed on because people don't make a will
There are some lenders, often smaller building societies, that take a more individual approach
The Isas will be launched on 1 December and aim "to help working people who want to buy their own home"
People in "persistent levels" of debt are loved by the plastic lenders as interest piles up regularly and profits soar
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The self-balancing scooter sells for £349.99 for a black model and £399.99 for other colours
This country might learn to look into every corner of its past with a clear and steady gaze, and an annual festival of remembrance ought to offer that chance
The fact that Isis has not formally claimed responsibility is not a sign that it did not make the attack
Before 1 July, BT's "Call Happy" international service was billed at a rate of 2p a minute. The cost rose on 1 July to 11p
Manager George Boyd-Bowman has invested in Japan, the US, Europe and the UK
The group has a pretty dismal record but under experienced drinks executive Don Goulding, it has been reshaped and is starting to make progress
Of course older people want to have sex – why else would we bother to look for a new partner in later life?
On Tuesday it was announced that King Digital Entertainment had been purchased by the video games behemoth which makes the dollar-munching duo World of Warcraft and Call of Duty
The nakedness of their encounter is of the sort that will always elude prose. You have to see them together
As well as being linked to depression, dementia and higher blood pressure, studies have put loneliness on par with smoking 15 cigarettes a day
You never hear a man praised for his power dressing. Only for his power
The British government’s cosying up to Saudi Arabia, to China, and to Kazakhstan in recent weeks has cemented the impression that the UK is more concerned with British interests than human rights.
Inside Westminster: The PM and Chancellor believe the current phoney war involves two camps preaching to the converted
And yet for some reason a primary school in London has ruled that all children must go through corridors with their hands clasped behind their backs
New smartphone apps are offering a unique insight into women's sexual preferences
The term suggests my socialised gender – all those expectations and sexist interpretations – simplistically ties up with my body in a nice little package, when nothing could be farther from the truth
Borrowing money, failing to pay someone back and having to remind someone of their debt 'cause Britons most discomfort'
The Christmas-themed scam promises a huge amount of presents in exchange for a single small investment
The AKP received 4.5 million extra votes compared to June's election, and people are suspicious
For women, the most dangerous place for sexual assault is the home. It's simply not possible to design our way out of that