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  • UK consumers lack confidence to identify as investors

    July 22, 2025

    Less than half of Britons who contribute to a workplace pension regard themselves as an investor, in signs of the public’s trepidation over getting involved in the stock market. Only two-fifths of people investing in pension schemes identify as investors, in spite of the fact that nearly 75 per cent contribute to a workplace pension [...]

  • Rachel Reeves: It’s not progressive to pay off US hedge funds for debt

    July 22, 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said there is “nothing progressive” about paying off US hedge funds which hold government bonds, hours after the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed debt interest payments in June were double levels seen at the same time last year.  In a hearing at the Economic Affairs Committee, Rachel Reeves said she [...]

  • Exclusive: Ministry of Defence fends off fake invoices in battle against fraudsters

    July 22, 2025

    The Ministry of Defence has dismissed more than a thousand invoices in each of the last three years in a warning sign that fraudsters are targeting government services. A Freedom of Information request has unveiled the extent of invoices given the red flag by the government and their total value.  These can include claims for [...]

  • Deregulation drive risks repeat of financial crisis, Bank of England governor says

    July 22, 2025

    The governor of the Bank of England has distanced himself from Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ deregulation agenda, suggesting the move could cause a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis. Andrew Bailey told MPs on the Treasury Committee that the UK “cannot compromise” on financial stability after the government laid out plans to remove regulatory red tape [...]

  • Brits back tax incentive plan to stop wealthy investors fleeing UK 

    July 22, 2025

    Two thirds of Britons support offering rich investors tax incentives to stop them leaving the UK, according to a new report, as the government has been urged to design a special scheme to boost UK growth.  In a new paper by Onward and the Adam Smith Institute, around 67 per cent of the British public [...]

  • Angela Rayner pushes for new tourist tax to fix black hole

    July 22, 2025

    Deputy prime minister Angela Rayner is pushing Chancellor Rachel Reeves to give more power to councils to tax tourists amid worries that local governments are struggling to keep finances in check. Rayner has suggested that councils should be able to tax tourist hotel stays and take advantage of a rise in visitors, rather than taxing [...]

  • Rachel Reeves oversees higher government borrowing than expected 

    July 22, 2025

    Government borrowing has overshot predictions, putting Rachel Reeves under more pressure to take control of public finances.  The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said public sector borrowing hit £20.7bn in June, higher than market expectations which pencilled in just over £17bn in borrowing.  Borrowing in June this year was some £6bn more than at the [...]

  • Lionesses and late licences set to deliver £135m boost to UK economy

    July 22, 2025

    Pubs will be allowed to stay open until 1am tonight for the Lionesses’ Women’s Euros semi-final with Italy as the UK economy gets set for a boost of more than £135m. The Home Office announced plans in May to extend licensing hours if England reached the last four of the tournament and they were approved [...]

  • FCA softens remortgaging rules in dash for growth 

    July 22, 2025

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is set to remove red tape on remortgaging in the latest sign public bodies are tearing up their rulebooks to align with the government’s growth agenda.  In new measures introduced by the City regulator, mortgage holders will be able to reduce the terms of their borrowing and switch to new [...]

  • UK government to sanction companies driving illegal migration 

    July 22, 2025

    The UK government is set to introduce a new sanctions regime targeting people smuggling gangs and rogue companies driving illegal migration as part of efforts to curb small boat crossings and stop modern slavery in the UK.  In new reforms unveiled by the Foreign Office, individuals and companies responsible for irregular migration will see their [...]

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