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Last week the House of Commons passed a controversial amendment to the Health & Social Care Bill that could have lasting consequences for how much people in England pay for social care. Under the new rules, who will pay the bills, which currently average almost £35,000 a year, and are often much higher?

The prospect of a sustained period of inflation combined with under the radar stealth taxation has the potential to seriously erode people's wealth. However, by taking appropriate actions, the effects can be mitigated.

A Junior SIPP (Self-Invested Personal Pension) can be a great way of supporting a child's long-term financial security. The perfect complement to other financial support, it is also tax efficient and has other attractions.

Gary talks up the prospects of the UK economy, mentioning 'hidden gems' in the domestic stock market which he believes can continue to drive Courtiers Fund performance.

Today the Bank of England decided to hold interest rates. Gary gives his immediate response.

In conversation with Leo, James looks back at October, a month when global economic concerns failed to put a dampener on the optimism of investors and the upward momentum of markets.