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Having a disabled child often means a loss of financial security. Maria Cook tells how she manages her money as the family look after Ryan, 15

Clare thought she was doing the best for her children - now she is worried that there is a growing resentment between the siblings ➡️ Read more here: https://trib.al/R207UMF

The lure of holidaying while working and getting paid may seem like a dream, but it can quickly become complicated

Experts give their mood-boosting tips

Several major lenders have made cuts in the past week, but brokers say further reductions lie ahead

💬 “If you’re in it for the money only you’re a mug. You have to do it for the passion. Any financial reward should be a bonus” Thereza Bazar shares her best and worst financial decisions with us ⬇️

Opinion | We are getting people who worked their way up through grit, determination, and smarts, writes Ian Dunt

💬 We gave my son £10k for his master’s degree. Should we give my daughter £10k too? Callum Mason, our deputy money editor, responds to this week's Money Moral Maze dilemma ⬇️

😊 Anna Bonet asks the experts about how you can set yourself up for a joyful day Check out the 21 habits the happiest people do every morning ⬇️

Labour staffers who had been watching the results come in throughout the night enjoyed wine, beer, tea and coffee - but no champagne. Even at his constituency count shortly after 3am, Starmer remained somewhat timid in his celebrations. “The change begins right here, because this is your democracy, your community and your future,” he said. “You have voted, it is now time for us to deliver.” Starmer was in the car with Victoria, on the way to the election watch event at Tate Modern, when just before 4am he received a call from Rishi Sunak conceding defeat. https://trib.al/ugBziSk