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Rachel Rickard Straus
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Money Editor, The Mail on Sunday
London
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health and safety,Law business, sports labour, food travel
sport, entertainment
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By Rachel Rickard Straus Verified| Daily Mail Verified As investors worldwide nursed huge losses in the wake of US President Trump's tariff wars last week, one escaped relatively unscathed. Legendary investor Warren Buffett has seen his wealth grow by another $19 billion so far this year to a mammoth $161 billion. Of the ten richest people in the world he is the only one to have grown his fortune, according to Bloomberg's Billionaires Index.
By Rachel Rickard Straus Verified| This is Money Verified Whether you are already in retirement or still decades away, the market turmoil caused by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs announcements last week will have caused havoc with your pension savings. Here’s how it could affect you – and what to about it. If you’re under 40The bad news? Of all the age groups, you are likely to have seen the biggest dent to your pension in recent days. The good news? It probably matters to you the least.
By Rachel Rickard Straus Verified| This is Money Verified For the millions of households stuck with a broken smart meter, last week's announcement that they could soon be eligible for compensation looks at first like a huge victory. As the Mail revealed last week, the energy regulator Ofgem has proposed that any household with a smart meter that does not operate correctly should be paid £40 compensation if their energy supplier doesn't fix it within 90 days.
Company Info
The Mail on Sunday
The Mail on Sunday is a British Sunday newspaper, part of the Associated Newspapers group owned by the Daily Mail and General Trust based in the United Kingdom.
England, United Kingdom