UK Expat State Pension Up 8% Next Year?
The state pension has always been a bone of contention for expats, but many are furious that they may miss a bumper 8% increase as the COVID-19
Funds Lose £3 Billion As Investors Cash In Over Coronavirus Fears
Investors took a record amount of cash from funds as global stock markets crashed in the wake of the coronavirus crisis gripping the world economy.
Over 50s Spending Spree Boosts Economy By Billions
Older consumers are a benefit to the economy rather than a drain on resources, according to new research. The over 50s will spend 63p in
Support For Dropping Helicopter Cash Takes Off
The time for more governments to consider dropping helicopter money on households trapped in dire financial straits due to the coronavirus outbreak is with us,
Spending Cash Is Becoming A Thing Of The Past
The days of handing over cash could be numbered as the economy is in a shift to digitisation, warn campaigners. New laws are needed to
How Will Brexit Impact UK Inflation and Growth
While inflation in the UK has generally been higher than in European countries that make up the Euro-zone, due primarily to more buoyant economic conditions
Stock Market Bloodbath As Fed Hikes Rates
The stock market bloodbath continued today as the FTSE plunged further into the red. At one stage, the index looked as if it was going
No Surprises In Spring Statement 2018
Chancellor Philip Hammond’s spring statement marked a change in the way the British government major tax or spending changes. In the statement to a packed
OPEC Production Pledges Drives Up Oil Prices
Oil prices have hit a two-year high on the expectation that a self-enforced OPEC production curb will continue into 2018. The price per barrel passed