The Royal Family have had some surprising red lines when it comes to ingredients, as one former royal chef has revealed – and it’s a controversial one The Queen didn’t like garlic or strong onions(Image: shared content unit) Despite dining on golden platters with pristine silverware, there were astonishingly strict …
Read More »Royal Mail shares ‘priced to go’; high yield expected
Royal Mail’s privatisation hit its stride today as the government published a prospectus for the £3.3 billion share offer. The government launched the flotation two weeks ago. It is clearly aiming the flotation at income investors saying today that the shares would pay an annual income, or yield, of between …
Read More »Warren Buffett is giving away $6 billion in Berkshire shares
Warren Buffett said he would donate around 12.4 million Class B Berkshire Hathaway shares to five charities.Nati Harnik/AP Images Warren Buffett has just dropped his latest charitable donation — $6 billion worth of Berkshire Hathaway shares. The Berkshire chairman said he would donate around 12.4 million Class B shares to …
Read More »The secret pact between Prince William and Kate Middleton after their brief breakup, according to royal expert
It was the first time Prince William and Kate Middleton had been completely alone since their breakup in the spring and William told islanders it was the best holiday he had ever had. Secluded on the paradise island of Desroches in the Seychelles, Kate and William filled their days with kayaking and …
Read More »The telling reason why Meghan Markle snubbed Sophie’s gracious offer to show her the royal ropes – despite the Queen thinking she had a lot to learn from her
Although it technically only takes marrying an existing member to join the Royal Family, the skills needed to truly belong take years to learn. Along with hundreds of etiquette rules, they are expected to pick up how to run an army of staff and navigate dozens of high-profile events each …
Read More »I took an at-home vitamin deficiency test and got one surprising result
Our bodies require a number of vitamins and minerals to properly function, and most of these are provided through maintaining a varied and balanced diet that’s rich in nutrients. Besides vitamin D, we can’t naturally produce vitamins and minerals, so it’s essential we get them from our diet. Becoming deficient …
Read More »Mercari To Pilot Fashion Exchange Program In July
Mercari US is piloting a Fashion Exchange program, giving buyers more flexibility to return clothing items with oddly specific reasons for fit and smell in hopes of kicking off Q3 with a GMV boost. Fashion Exchange Program Terms and FAQs – Mercari: Your Marketplace Mercari’s Help Center has all the …
Read More »Royal donor offered access to Prince of Wales for cash, reports say
Minerva Mondejar Steiner, a Filipina-Swiss millionaire, offered private meetings with William at the upcoming Royal Charity Polo Cup match in exchange for cash, the Sunday Times reported. Her art gallery – the Mondejar Gallery – was an official sponsor of the annual charitable polo event which is taking place in …
Read More »TONY HETHERINGTON: All 12 cheques I deposited at the Post Office have disappeared
Tony Hetherington is Financial Mail on Sunday’s ace investigator, fighting readers corners, revealing the truth that lies behind closed doors and winning victories for those who have been left out-of-pocket. Find out how to contact him below. M.H. writes: I am a director of a small agricultural supply business, contacting …
Read More »8.4% yield! I’m eyeing this share for my SIPP in July
Image source: Getty Images It is just a few days until the first half of the year ends and July begins. That seems like an opportune moment to review a Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) and consider any potential sales or purchases. My own SIPP is lighter on income shares that …
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