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Best of FT Money 2020

From starting a business in a pandemic to the ESG debate and the threat to pensions tax relief, these are some of the topics that engaged our readers

Pensions tax relief on a slippery slope

You might not like the thought of paying tax on your pension contributions — but it’s coming 

Starting a business in the midst of a pandemic

The opportunities and risks of launching a venture

John Kay: a lifetime in investment trusts

The veteran economist sets out his compelling reasons for investing in the sector

How to manage your risk of redundancy

Knowing your rights is key to managing the financial considerations of losing your job

The fallacy of ESG investing

Win-win arguments promoting both bigger profits and better social returns are illogical

Zero interest rates: what UK investors can learn from Japan

Lessons from Japan: Savers have useful — and painful — lessons for their British counterparts

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Wealth tax: FT Money readers are divided

Survey reveals a split between those who favour reducing inequality and those who fear penalising savers

Could your child be recruited as a money mule?

Huge rise in online fraud sees criminals target students to spirit away the proceeds

Rich People’s Problems: I can’t complain

Lockdown has blunted my ability to demand better

Latin and Greek have no place in the investment world 

The industry needs to mind its language and adopt plain English

The end of ‘big weddings’ — and why I won’t be weeping

A silver lining of Covid-19 restrictions is that the cost of getting married will be slashed

Where should I invest my £50,000?

I’ve moved out of London and want to invest the equity I’ve released for the long term