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Madeleine Ross joined MailOnline in June 2022 as a trainee reporter. She completed a placement with the Irish Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday before joining the London newsroom. She previously studied Politics, Philosophy and Economics at the University of Oxford.

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Labour reforms will 'break the Isa', warns Treasury MP

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By Zachariah Sharif, Madeleine Ross, Linus Uhlig Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Rachel Reeves's flagship reforms could destroy Britain's most successful investment product, a Treasury watchdog has warned. The host of new rules, including a new 22pc tax on the formerly tax-free Isa, put savers and investors at risk of “serious confusion”, according to Dame Meg Hillier MP, the Labour chairman of the Treasury select committee. In an exclusive interview with Telegraph Money, Dame Meg said: “I'm concerned this is breaking the Isa brand.
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Scammers dine out on fraud minister's credit card

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By Pieter Snepvangers Verified, Madeleine Ross
| MSN UK Verified
The fraud minister has revealed he was defrauded by scammers who used his credit card details to buy takeaway meals. Lord Hanson said he did not know how the criminals acquired the information, which they used to order five deliveries from Just Eat in a single evening before his bank cancelled the card. The minister made the admission as the Government launched a £250m, three-year anti-fraud strategy on Monday.
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‘Sharp-elbowed' middle class families behind soaring special needs spending, think tank claims

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By Madeleine Ross
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“Sharp-elbowed” middle-class families have sent special educational needs and disabilities (Send) spending spiralling in wealthy areas, a think tank has claimed. Spending in the wealthiest half of councils in the country rose 65pc between 2018-19 and 2024-25, compared to an increase of 51pc in the poorest half of local authorities, a report published by think tank Policy Exchange found.
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