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Often heard spelling my name aloud on the phone. Money Reporter at @Telegraph. Email: madeleine.ross@telegraph.co.uk
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British expats face 100pc tax penalty on empty Spanish homes

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By Madeleine Ross Verified
| Yahoo Verified
British expats face a 100pc tax penalty on their Spanish property if they leave it empty for three years, under new legislation. In a proposal made on Wednesday, Spain's socialist government promised local authorities the ability to apply a 50pc tax surcharge to penalise empty homes after two years. This surcharge will increase to 100pc after three years. For those who own two or more properties, the maximum surcharge will rise to 150pc, official documents said.
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My divorce destroyed my savings. Should I use my pension to clear my mortgage?

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By Madeleine Ross Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Receive free, personalised tips on how to improve your financial situation. Here's how to apply or fill in the form below. Divorce has left Tracy Perry-Stere without the financial safety net she had become accustomed to. The 54-year-old architect, who earns around £55,000 a year, went from being part of a dual-income household to having to pay all the bills herself While the separation was the right choice for her, she now faces a very different financial situation.
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The ordinary homes at risk from a £1.5m ‘mansion tax’ threshold Original

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By Madeleine Ross Verified
| Yahoo Finance UK
This unassuming terraced house in Chiswick, west London, is likely to be caught by a lower mansion tax threshold - Fine & Country The word "mansion" usually conjures palatial entryways, swimming pools, cinema rooms and gardens you could fit a helipad in. Not according to Labour.
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