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Rachel Lacey

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  • Personal Finance Journalist and Editor, Freelance
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How to make a success of retirement by tackling the 'R' word head-on

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By Rachel Lacey Verified
| saga.co.uk
Important info This article is for general guidance only and is not financial or professional advice. Any links are for your own information, and do not constitute any form of recommendation by Saga. You should not solely rely on this information to make any decisions, and consider seeking independent professional advice. All figures and information in this article are correct at the time of publishing, but laws, entitlements, tax treatments and allowances may change in the future.
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An au pair could save you money on childcare – what you need to know first

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By Rachel Lacey Verified
| MSN UK Verified
There's nothing like the long summer holidays to bring childcare challenges to the fore. However much we might love the thought of a wholesome family summer filled with day trips, play dates and a well-earned holiday, the reality is often very different for working parents. Instead, it's a fraught six-to-eight-week patchwork of expensive holiday camps and calling in favours from grandparents or stay-at-home families.
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The Schengen shuffle: how to spend most of the year in Europe without a visa

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By Rachel Lacey Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Since Brexit ended free movement across Europe, British travellers have been bound by strict immigration rules. It's now only possible to spend up to 90 days in the EU or Schengen area in any 180-day period without a visa. That's fine for most people travelling to Europe for short breaks, holidays or work trips. But it can be problematic if you want to spend longer stretches on the Continent.
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