NEW This is just below 4 per cent of the UK working population, which stood at 31.6million in the first three months of the year, according to official figures. The survey of over 1,000 people also found that the number of those earning over £200,000 a year is much smaller at 235,000.
NEW The grim news for up to 11,000 staff at 163 stores across the country came after intensive efforts to save the business ended without success.
The buy-to-let stamp duty hike that arrived with a bang caught plenty of eyes, but it is the forthcoming cut to mortgage interest tax relief that will hurt many existing investors.
Former Pensions Minister Steve Webb is This Is Money's Agony Uncle. He is ready to answer your questions, whether you are still saving, in the process of stopping work, or juggling your finances in retirement. This week, he replies to a reader wondering whether to opt out of a work pension scheme because her budget is so tight.
TSB Classic Plus accountholders can now earn an extra 1 per cent cashback for swiping their any TSB MasterCard credit card, worth up to £5 a month on top of their other rewards.
A study discovered that two fifths are unclear why their premium price may fluctuate and over a third don't understand how their choice of vehicle affects the amount they pay.
My transfer value quoted 12 months ago was just over £115k but the current figure is just under £75k. The administrators will not divulge the assumptions they have used to explain this significant fall in value.
WiseAlpha gives armchair investors the chance to invest in the secured loans of big corporations such as Virgin Media and Eddie Stobart. Previously, these were the preserve of pension funds and banks.
HMRC owes me £800 - so why has it only sent a cheque for £1?
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OECD slashes UK growth forecast and warns Brexit would sent global stock markets into turmoil
How it costs £329 to change name on a £160 plane ticket as airlines claim fees are needed to avoid fraud
How EU meddling slashed £15,000 off your pension
Loyal savers hit by record low payouts from insurance giants.
Dragons' Den stars warn Brexit would be a 'reckless risk' and harm 1.2m small businesses
'We're not out!'
Graduates get 'rough deal' with fewer vacancies and falling pay
Students face one of toughest job markets.
HSBC offers a tempting £200 switch and stay current account bonus
But you need to earn over £26,000
Big banks cut easy-access savings rates to just 0.25%
...despite making billions of pounds of profit
'Spend vouchers as quickly as possible': Austin Reed to close 120 stores
Loss of 1,000 jobs
At last! Fixed-rate cash Isa accounts are on the up
But be sure you are happy to tie up your money
I always thought young people were the most political - so why aren't they voting?
RACHEL RICKARD STRAUS
Dysfunctional eurozone is bitterly divided, says ALEX BRUMMER
With prosperous Germany dominating the jobless economies of the Mediterranean
'My online state pension forecast says I'll get just £132.78 a week - is the website faulty?'
Our retirement Agony Uncle Steve Webb answers your questions.
Bankers queue up to warn that shares could tank
Markets face month of mayhem as Brexit vote and US interest rate hike loom
UPDATED The headline interest rate remains at 0.00 per cent, while the deposit rate on bank deposits left at the ECB stays at minus 0.4 per cent. The European Central Bank said: 'At today's meeting, which was held in Vienna, the Governing Council of the ECB decided that the interest rate on the main refinancing operations and the interest rates on the marginal lending facility and the deposit facility will remain unchanged.'
Firms saw orders for new homes, commercial buildings and civil engineering projects fall in May - the first contraction since April 2013.
Marc Meyohas and brother Nathaniel are behind Greybull Capital which paid a nominal £1 for Tata's 'long products' business - saving 4,400 in the UK and 400 in France.
It may well be, as the meteorological start of summer and for the advisers collecting fat fees, but there is nothing else about the proposed LSE-DB deal worthy of such hyperbole.
Guy and Alexander Dellal, who control Allied Commercial Exporters, have been called to give evidence to the joint select committee hearings about the funding of Chappell's bid.
The 71-year-old WPP chief executive was paid an incredible £70.4m last year making him one of the best paid business leaders in the world.
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Our National Savings and Investments index-linked savings certificates Issue 48 are about to mature. Should we renew them? And if so, should we pick a three or five year term? I am a higher rate tax payer but my wife is a basic rate tax payer. Are there better deals out there for us to reinvest the cash in risk free?
My husband had the Claims Guys in Altrincham acting for him on a PPI claim. The total he had due back to him was £492 and its fees for this was £172.
Customers who combined three of Sainsbury's deals were able to take advantage of the bargain on the grocer's highly-rated Taste the Difference fizz, which had been on offer at £7.50 a bottle.
BT's standard package is currently advertised at £13 a month, with a price rise scheduled for July 3 taking the monthly cost to £15. But hidden in the terms and conditions it says that after a year the price will rise even further to £20 a month. On top of this there is a monthly £18.99 charge for line rental.
New research by My Car Check found that 6.25 per cent of all Vauxhall Corsa SXI models it scrutinised had not only been written off but also had outstanding finance left to pay on them.
After months of waiting, Ferrari finally offers its chiselled 488 GTB supercar in right-hand drive, so how does it stack up against its British rival from McLaren?
Experts have warned a Brexit vote could hit Britain's property market for at least the next two years as figures revealed a slight slowdown in annual house price growth last month. The average price of a UK property edged up 0.2 per cent to £204,368 in May, but annual growth slipped back to 4.7 per cent from 4.9 per cent in April, according to the latest monthly index from Nationwide Building Society.
HSBC is offering current account switchers a juicy £200 cash carrot - the largest currently available - when they open either its Advance or Premier accounts.
When HMRC's bank account changed, the paying-in number changed - meaning foreign earners had to update the details they used. It has caused widespread confusion.
The odds on your Premium Bonds winning a prize get longer from today. They have been slashed from 26,000:1 to 30,000:1 from the June draw onwards, meaning there will be 296,203 fewer numbers drawn by computer Ernie. National Savings & Investments will pay out £64.1million in prizes in June, down from £68.7million in May. Premium Bonds are its most popular product. Savers have £61billion held in them in the hope of a tax-free prize.
When Amy Gault needed to change the name on a plane ticket, she expected to pay a small admin fee. But she never dreamed Flybe would try to charge her £329 - more than double what she had paid for the flight in the first place. As well as the £80 admin fee, Flybe wanted an extra £249 because the airfares had increased since she first booked her tickets three months earlier, and she had to cover the difference.
Insurers have used EU red tape as an excuse to chop pension payouts to record lows - while reportedly pocketing bumper profits. Over the past three years, some firms have quietly slashed the payout from a £100,000 fund by as much as £800 a year. They say the EU is to blame for introducing new rules forcing insurers to keep in reserve money they would otherwise have paid to pensioners.
If you have a penchant for beautiful furniture, you could turn your passion into serious cash, thanks to new copyright laws. The change will make prices for original mid-century design classics 'go sky high'. Here's a list of six that could make you a small fortune over the next 20 years - and one could make you a millionaire!
Shawbrook Bank has gone against the tide and raised its rate for new savers wanting a fixed-rate cash Isa. It now pays a top 1.5% for one year and 1.6% for two years.
They have meted out a new round of harsh cuts, chopping rates by up to two-thirds - despite making billions of pounds of profit in the first three months of this year.
I have been trying to get a tax rebate from HMRC for the past year and feel I am being either fobbed off or totally ignored. I am 68 and receive a state pension of £75.41 a week and a small private pension of £350.72 per annum. On August 24, I received a reply with a cheque for £1 - which I have framed! I wrote again on September 16 but I have heard nothing.
The Financial Ombudsman says the rise is largely down to soaring numbers of pet owners trying to claim for therapies such as hydrotherapy and acupuncture for arthritis and rheumatism.
When HMRC's bank account changed, the paying-in number changed - meaning foreign earners had to update the details they used. It has caused widespread confusion.
James Caan, Hilary Devey, Kelly Hoppen, Touker Suleyman, Sarah Willingham, Simon Woodroffe and Piers Linney have collectively warned Brexit posed a 'serious risk' to firms. Business Secretary Sajid Javid will appear with Mr Linney as well as Cambridge Satchel Company founder Julie Deane to press the case at an event in Birmingham today.
When you think about starting your own small business, few people decide to open a school. But Anita Griggs couldn't resist the chance to open a boys school alongside her school for girls.
Edinburgh Woollen Mill, headed by Philip Day, has acquired the 116-year-old chain's brand and five concessions, but did not want to take on the entire store estate.
Throughout history students have so often been behind major political change, still imbued with the idealism that can be eroded over time. So did young people suddenly stop voting? Has voter turnout among young people always been as low as this, or did something trigger a fall? What is clear is failing to vote is costing them very dearly.
Students graduating this year face 'one of the toughest job markets in recent times', with fewer vacancies and falling pay rates, according to jobs website Adzuna.
They have launched a taskforce to investigate ways to improve the way they deal with power of attorney customers.
The OECD cut its forecast for UK growth this year to 1.7 per cent, down from 2.2 per cent predicted in February. It added that Brexit would have significant impact on growth across Europe and rest of the world and trigger turbulence in financial markets.
On a volatile day, oil fell to around $48 a barrel amid fears that the 12 members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries would fail to broker a deal.
The cycling star, who holds seven world titles, has launched four bikes with the retailer, starting at £449 each, from next month. Halfords is hoping to boost flagging bike sales.
The cuts represent about 10 per cent of the combined workforce, with the LSE currently employing 5,551 workers, while Deutsche Borse has 5,283.
The firm published a prospectus which said if it breached its banking covenants lenders could recall loans. It said it does not expect to have the funds immediately available.
Yesterday Sainsbury's shares slipped 4.3 per cent, while Morrison fell back 0.9 per cent. Tesco bucked the trend and found itself in the top FTSE movers for the day. The supermarket giant does still have a 28.3 per cent market share. Continued uncertainty around the EU referendum sent house builders to the bottom of the pile for the day.
HSBC began telling its London-based investment banking and global markets team about the cutbacks last week and a further round will take place this week.
Grammar school-educated Gulliver, 57, who has overseen a string of scandals at the bank during his five-year watch, is expected to depart at the end of next year.
Financial advice and wealth management firm Tavistock Investments, led by serial stock market entrepreneur Brian Raven, is what's called a roll-up play. This means Tavistock is growing via acquisition.
Over the last quarter Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda and Morrisons saw their sales decline, although their combined shopper numbers have dropped just 0.2 per cent, according to Kantar.
Former Pensions Minister Steve Webb is This Is Money's Agony Uncle. He is ready to answer your questions, whether you are still saving, in the process of stopping work, or juggling your finances in retirement. This week, he answers a reader who is dismayed to find his state pension forecast is less than he expected.
Fraserburgh in Scotland has seen the biggest increases in price in the last ten years, from an average of £63,540 to £151,719 today - a 139 per cent surge according to Halifax.
Rather than ask what type of property you can buy with £1million around the world, we've upped the anti and looked at what you could snap up with £5million instead.
If you have a family then an SUV can make a lot of sense, even if a 4x4 that can traverse deserts and jungles get used for little more than clogging up the roads by private schools twice a day. Here are the top six recommendations from the expert road test team at What Car? magazine.
As well as a high-tech dashboard and 'intelligent i-Cockpit' and plenty of performance, it's offering more leg, and even elbow room.
Permanent average speed checks are now carried out on 263 miles of the UK's roads and experts say more are to come as 'spot' cameras installed 25 years ago are coming to the end of their life.
Last year Chris Gardner paid £159.99 for his breakdown cover with the AA but a renewal notice recently sent out has pushed the price up 60 per cent, to £253.47 for the next year.
Victoria Pendleton took part in the Cheltenham Festival this year just weeks after notching up her first win as a jockey. But what will her car insurer have made of this?
Famous recruitment entrepreneur James Caan reveals what he looks for in an employee, how he convinces people to join him - and why his business failures have made him who he is today. James, who is worth around £95million, also has plenty to say on what you do - and don't - want to look for in an outside investor.
The BCC's poll of 2,200 leading business people found that 54 per cent would vote to remain in the EU, while 37 per cent would vote to leave - with 9 per cent undecided.
The figures have been revealed following a Freedom of Information request by law firm Clyde & Co. It found the regulator had launched more than 8,800 enforcement actions over the year.
Tesla's Model S is the electric car that confounds stereotypes. It can hit 60mph as fast as a Lamborghini, is as spacious as a luxury saloon and its Autopilot feature can even spare you the pain of a drive back into town. But can this car of the future hack the test of a cross-country family trip? Simon Lambert found out.
These lively but still relatively sensible models present the best of both worlds, with their cooking powertrains, accomplished chassis, five-seat cabins and everyday practicality. But which one wins?
At an industry event last week to show off the cutting-edge technology being used to create driverless cars, debate centred on what it will mean in terms of insurance and the law.
TV presenter Nick Hewer - host of Countdown and formerly an aide to Lord Sugar on The Apprentice - is the face of a new campaign to crack down on so-called 'boiler room' scams. Thousands of people are affected each year but the true figure is unknown because most people are too embarrassed to report the crime.
The Battle Against Cancer Investment Trust was set up in 2012 to do just what its name suggests, as well as make money for its shareholders.
In August last year I received a call from claims firm Falcon & Pointer Limited. It assured me it could get me money back from my bank because my bank had missold PPI.
Off the back of a tax squeeze, landlords may be thinking of quitting life in buy-to-let altogether. But is selling up and cashing in any profits a wise move? We take a look at what questions investors need to be asking themselves before taking a decision about the future direction of their property portfolios.
I don't want my ex-wife to find out how much I paid for my new home. Is there any way I can keep the price off all those nosey websites that allow you to look up what homes have been sold for?
Officials have privately met senior figures in the National Association of Estate Agents with a view to seeing whether best practice in Scotland can be introduced in England and Wales.
Intelligent workers who are good with money and have long saved into a pension do not necessarily have a high 'retirement IQ' - despite an aptitude for handling money well. the Bank of England's chief economist Andy Haldane admits to being stumped and says he cannot make the 'remotest sense' of his retirement savings. We go through the basics and cut through the jargon.
Millions of people with final salary pension schemes had better steel themselves. Plans are afoot that could seriously damage their retirement incomes.
This is Money rounds-up the Sunday newspaper share tips. This week FairFX, Flybe and United Utilities.
An in-depth study of over-55s following pension freedoms reveals many people struggle to make a decision, while others are switching money into savings accounts and buy-to-let property, or simply eager to 'treat' themselves. Take a quiz to find out what kind of pension 'personality' you are, and what that could mean for your financial security in old age.
Communications and marketing managers have been in high demand and their salaries leapt by 37 per cent to £70,000 this year from £51,000 last year.
When my Thomas Cook villa holiday booking confirmation came through, I had been charged six under-occupancy fees totalling £984. Is this fair?
'Lower for longer' rates of interest are inflating the housing bubble, with the price of homes currently to more than six times average earnings, 'within a whisker' of its pre-financial crash peak, according to research by Fathom Consulting. The current UK's house price to income ratio is at 6.1 times earnings, very close to the peak of 6.4 times recorded in the run un to the financial crash of 2008. But for homes to be priced in line with earnings, hence be affordable, the ratio should fall to 3.5.
Victims would be told it is their fault if their computer software is out of date, they use the same password for several online accounts - or if they are tricked by con artists into giving details.
Basildon is set to become a new unlikely epicentre for coffee roasting with Costa opening a factory in the Essex town at a cost of £38millon.
Pay off your mortgage as soon as you can. That tip has stood for years as a cornerstone of financial wisdom. The idea was that while you might have traditionally taken out a 25-year mortgage, the wise thing to do was overpay and get it cleared as soon as possible. But this is coming under attack from lenders and low rates, so is it still wise?
How much extra would you be prepared to pay to live close to the best local school? Analysis suggests English families are paying almost £44K more on average to live close to outstanding primaries.
The Yorkshire BS loan is the lowest rate across fixed and variable, and is well below the average for a 65 per cent loan-to-value mortgage, which stands at 2.02 per cent, according to Moneyfacts.
The Nissan Qashqai, Honda Civic and Vauxhall Astra are all built in Britain. However, you won't find those in this list of the best British cars of 2016, selected by the new Top Gear host. His picks include a car you won't ever be able to buy, two limited edition models that cost in excess of £90,000 and a pair that are almost too extreme for UK roads.
To clear the average national household debt of ?13,000 at 6% interest with a monthly repayment of ?100 will take around 17 years. There are, however, plenty of simple ways to make significant savings on your regular spending that could clear your debt - or boost your savings - in less than a year. This is Money's top 50 - updated - money-saving tips may appear light-hearted but are deadly serious.
Choosing the right DIY platform is crucial but a wealth of choice and changes to charges have left many investors scratching their heads. We pick some of the best. We also highlight why investing in an Isa makes sense, as it should protect your hopefully growing investments from tax forever.
In this low-income world it can be hard to find mainstream investments paying a significant yield. Stifel has compiled a list of 19 investment trusts with a yield of more than 4 per cent.
If you are new to investing then the huge number of funds and investment trusts on offer can be confusing. Fortunately, This is Money's experts have some ideas to get you started.
Income investing can let you draw on your portfolio or reinvest dividends to build solid growth over time. Our experts give their fund and investment trust recommendations.
If you're looking to add some flair to your investing Isa with emerging markets, This is Money's experts have some ideas to get you started
George Osborne's continued austerity revealed in his 2016 Budget is likely to keep rates on hold for longer. Inflation expectations have been revised down for 2016 to 0.7 per cent, while Brexit uncertainty and slow global growth are also playing on rate-setters' minds.
Banking customers typically stick with their current account provider for an average 15 and a half years. But signing up for a new account can get you a much better deal. Here's how to switch
Nationwide says there was a 'mixed picture' across the regions in the third quarter of 2015, with the rate of house price growth accelerating in southern England and particularly London, but slowing down in the Midlands and most northern areas.
For many buy-to-let looks an attractive income investment in a time of low rates and stock market volatility. Climbing house prices, rising rents and improving mortgage deals are tempting investors - although they will need a big deposit. Read This is Money's top ten buy-to-let tips
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Musicians have seen pay rises averaging nearly 20 per cent in 2015, while cleaners are getting 17.8 per cent more, and window cleaners 12.3 per cent. Artists in general are earning 14.6 per cent more in 2015 than 2014, according to the huge annual data dump of pay scales by the Office For National Statistics highlights.
| Prize value | Winning bond No. | Area |
|---|---|---|
| £1,000,000 | 59PP368618 | Lincolnshire |
| £1,000,000 | 263NW544687 | Kent |
| £100,000 | 264BZ537198 | West Midlands |
| £100,000 | 122LD857483 | Essex |
| £50,000 | 272HH746189 | Devon |
| £50,000 | 259XJ252699 | Inner London |
| £50,000 | 255BC209177 | Essex |
| £50,000 | 247WX954567 | London |
| £50,000 | 246QR335598 | Kent |
| £50,000 | 224BW986972 | Hampshire and Isle of Wight |
| £25,000 | 35GD336880 | West Yorkshire |
Plastic fivers you can recycle to make pots or power homes to be unveiled
Survive a spin in a washing machine
Complaints about pet insurance rocket as owners try to claim for posh animal therapy
FOS reports rise
Want a large SUV? These are the best six new 4x4s as recommended by expert road testers
Would you open your own school? Family of teachers scrape together £10m
Anita Griggs couldn't resist the chance
Students face one of toughest job markets: Graduates get 'rough deal' with fewer vacancies
And falling pay
Banks pledge to make it easier for families to manage their loved ones' finances
Improving dealing power of attorney
Black hole in BT pension pot 'swells to 10.6bn': Dividend at risk over 50 per cent rise
Average property price in British seaside towns has grown £53k in last decade
- and one has seen property values soar 139%...
Are driverless cars the road to cheaper motoring?
The futuristic vehicles coming to a street near you - possibly as early as next year.
If you're as puzzled about retirement savings as the Bank of England's chief economist, then you need this guide
How to improve your pension IQ.
The sneaky insurance trap you need to be aware of
'The cost of my breakdown policy is rising by 60% after just a year'.
'I'm happy to admit I've had many failures throughout my career - accepting failure is as important as being successful'
Ex-Dragon James Caan's Start-up Secrets.
New campaign to protect older workers and the retired from being duped into making dodgy investments
TV presenter Nick Hewer is taking on the fraudsters.
Two of Dragons' Den's biggest stars roar into referendum debate... but can they convince you?
In or out?
SUNDAY NEWSPAPER SHARE TIPS: FairFX, Flybe and United Utilities
PPI claims firm made 2.5m cold calls... and one got you to part with £238
TONY HETHERINGTON.
Workplace pensions: Tip-offs soar as employers ignore new auto-enrolement compliance law
SALLY HAMILTON:
Millions with final salary pension schemes should steel themselves. Plans are afoot that could seriously damage their retirement incomes.
BATTLE AGAINST CANCER INVESTMENT TRUST:
Charitable trust combines making money with saving lives
MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE:
Our festival food tip Acal cools in global downturn... but growth prospects remain strong
SIMON WATKINS:
There's a pensions crisis looming and the proposed Tata Steel deal is a quick fix that will do more harm
Revealed: 12 jobs that have seen the biggest pay increases this year
Marketing managers see pay rocket 37%
What are you doing with pension freedoms?
Take a 'personality' quiz and find out if you're being prudent or reckless with your retirement savings
Can I keep the price off those websites that allow you to look up what homes have been sold for?
I don't want my ex-wife to find out how much I paid for my new home.
Fresh coffee direct from...Basildon:
First look at Costa roastery being built in Essex the size of 30 tennis courts
Who wins out of these feisty five-door warm hatchbacks?
Ford Focus, Mazda 3, Seat Leon and Vauxhall Astra face-off
Has Britain's star hedge fund boss Crispin Odey lost his golden touch?
Odey's fund tumbled 20 per cent in May - and he's lost £200m in a year
It's as fast as a Lamborghini, as luxurious as a Jaguar and doesn't use a drop of petrol, but can a Tesla Model S get to Wales and back?
We test it long-distance
Foreign currency sales surge
Stronger pound and referendum fears see Britons snap up holiday cash
The end of gazumping?
If England followed Scotland's lead, buying and selling homes would be a breeze
The 10 hottest properties: Britain's most-viewed homes for sale revealed...
and we're window shopping with expensive tastes
Is it still worth paying off your mortgage as soon as you can?
SIMON LAMBERT wonders if super-low interest rates call this stock piece of financial wisdom into question.
Investing Show: Tips to build an investment portfolio
And should we worry about Brexit or deflation?
Brexiteer Duncan Smith claims new EU rules will cost British pensioners £400bn
After Treasury warns exit will hurt pension funds
TalkTalk customer scammed out of more than £3k
Fraudsters target her with compensation overpayment trick
Can I dispute a will? Family member kept death a secret, held a shotgun funeral and cleared out the house
Thomas Cook charged us £984 in under-occupancy fees for Disney villa with grandkids
It ate half our discount
Living near a primary school rated 'outstanding' by Ofsted adds almost £44k to house prices
The investment trusts that pay the highest income revealed:
These 19 trusts yield more than 4%
Top Gear's Chris Evans reveals his five 'best of British' cars...
Including exclusives you can't buy
More than 1m people say they earn over £100k a year while nearly 50,000 make more than a £1m, survey finds
BHS set to disappear from high street with loss of 11,000 jobs after administrators fail to find buyer
SIMON LAMBERT: The real tax hit is still to come, so is it time to consider cashing in your buy-to-let?
Is it worth saving into a pension while scrimping to get by on £15k a year? Agony Uncle Steve Webb answers...
TSB boosts Classic Plus account with new credit card cashback deal - bumping up potential earnings to £217 a...
Half of British motorists admit they're perplexed by what they pay for car insurance and how it's worked out
Why has the transfer value of my pension dropped 35% in a year? My final salary scheme bosses won't explain
Want to cut out the middleman? Platform lets you invest in the loans of big blue-chip companies for up to an...
FTSE LIVE: London shares on solid ground as ECB leaves eurozone interest rates unchanged at record low...
Construction firms see first fall in new work in three years as caution reigns ahead of Brexit vote
Can British Steel really be saved? Not every company we back succeeds, admit buyers of Scunthorpe plant
ALEX BRUMMER: It's only money-grabbing advisers and self-aggrandising executives keeping this absurd LSE...
Property tycoons to be quizzed over funding thrice-bankrupt Dominic Chappell's doomed BHS takeover
WPP boss Sir Martin Sorrell faces shareholder backlash over 'excessive' and 'unacceptable' £70m pay deal
Our five-year NS&I; index-linked savings certificates are about to mature – do we reinvest or find an...
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| US Dollar | 1.4134 | Buy Now |
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