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Tax boss: 'No need to say sorry'
The UK's top tax man says he has no need to apologise after taking the wrong amount of tax from six million people.

Cowboy clampers turn to tickets
Motoring organisations are warning that the scourge of cowboy wheel clampers is likely to continue.

Royal Mail sell-off is confirmed
The government confirms it is to press ahead with a complete sale of Royal Mail, following an updated review of the postal service.

Economic forecast gloomy says IMF
The International Monetary Fund says recent growth in the global economy is likely to slow towards the end of the year.

IMF releases new loan for Greece
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) formally approves the second installment of a rescue loan to Greece.


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For Whom Does the Health Insurance Broker Work?
The health care overhaul is unlikely to endanger brokers, but their role in bringing together providers and the insured will continue to raise potential conflicts, an economist writes.

The Most Generous Countries on Earth
The United States is the fifth most generous country on earth, according to a new ranking from the Gallup World Giving Index.

What We're Reading: Health Spending for the Obese
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More Children Being Raised by Grandparents
A study finds that the number of children being raised by their grandparents has increased since the recession began.


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Making A Pilgrimage To The Land Of My Fathers
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Looking Forward: An Optimist's Guide to Retirement Looking Forward: An Optimist's Guide to Retirement
by Ellen Freudenheim

Looking Forward helps us figure out what we want to do with our post-career years, whether that means working part-time, traveling to China, writing a novel, or falling in love (again).