Cash ISA could still be cut despite reports of Rachel Reeves 'delay'
Richard Fearon, chief executive of Leeds Building Society, said he was concerned the Treasury was still considering changes, ...
Furious MP demands action after watchdog fails to stop investment fraud
Bath’s MP has called on the government to investigate the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) over its mishandling of a ...
Ministers' travels cost nearly £60,000 last year
Jersey ministers spent nearly £60,000 travelling away from the island on official business last year. Different trips made by ...
Cash ISAs still at risk of cuts says savings expert despite Rachel Reeves delay
A building society chief has sounded more warning bells over the future of the cash ISA despite changes to the savings ...
Ban on petrol cars will lead to job cuts and factory closures, carmakers fear
The 2030 ban on new petrol and diesel cars is set to cost thousands of jobs, carmakers warn. Ministers want motorists to ...
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UK extends tax-free import period for art and antiques
In a move to help ailing post-Brexit art market, Temporary Admissions period, where goods can come into the country without ...
IRS Direct File: Musk's DOGE Could Cut the Free Tax Filing Program
With the tax deadline fast approaching, the future of the IRS Direct File program—a free tax filing service—remains uncertain as Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) reassess ...
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Treasury’s stake in NatWest falls below 5%
The Government’s holding in NatWest has fallen below 5%, more than 16 years after the bank was bailed out by taxpayers.
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‘Household finances and education is key to govt investment growth drive’
As 2024 closed out the UK Treasury took the unusual step of asking the country’s main financial markets regulator, the ...
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techUK's paper to HM Treasury on the Plan for the 10 Year Infrastructure Strategy
techUK has submitted a paper to HM Treasury outlining our views on their 10 Year Infrastructrue Strategy Working Paper, which ...
Tariff war and govt shutdown leaves bearish bias to global sentiment
EU mid-market update: US CPI keeps Fed easing cycle on track but tariff war and govt shutdown leaves bearish bias to global sentiment; US envoy in Moscow; Canada and US to discuss USMCA trade ...
All the rumoured changes coming to DWP PIP and Universal Credit - with some branded 'chilling'
Labour has already vowed to cut £3bn over the next three years and is expected to announce billions more in savings from PIP.