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  • Billions of pounds available by backing Theresa May’s deal, says Philip Hammond

    March 9, 2019

    Chancellor of the exchequer Philip Hammond has said getting behind Theresa May's Brexit deal would free up billions of pounds in extra public spending or tax cuts.  Hammond also dismissed the importance being placed on the Irish backstop, which could force the UK into an EU customs union in order to avoid a hard Irish border, claiming they are "not [...]

  • Should the rich be taxed more?

    March 8, 2019  |  City Talk

    Compared with other developed countries, the UK has a very high level of income inequality, something which many of us feel uncomfortable about. According to the Equality Trust, UK households in the bottom 10 per cent of the population have, on average, a disposable (or net) income of £9,644, with the top 10 per cent [...]

  • The Democrats have embraced the Trump trend of childish insults and illiterate ideas

    March 8, 2019

    My worse fear has been realised: the 2020 presidential race is upon us. Like many readers, I’m not ready to re-board the political and emotional rollercoaster of 2016. But I cannot deny reality anymore: 2020 is in full-swing. Donald Trump has altered the tone and standards of debate in US politics. Many of his supporters [...]

  • Countrywide shares tumble as it confirms heavy losses amid housing market slowdown

    March 7, 2019

    Shares in estate agency Countrywide dropped more than eleven per cent today after it confirmed a widening of its full-year losses and warned of a tough year ahead. The figures Full-year revenue fell seven per cent to £627.1m, driven by a pipeline deficit in sales. The firm’s losses widened from £207.3m to £218.2m. Adjusted earnings before [...]

  • There are plenty of reasons for investors to be optimistic about China

    March 6, 2019

    Since the election of Donald Trump, one story has dominated global markets news: the trade war between China and the US. As negotiations reached a critical phase last month, markets fluctuated as setbacks led to breakthroughs, only for talks to stall again. But while investors are right to worry about currents of protectionism in the world’s [...]

  • Activist investor strikes upbeat tone as Just Eat interim boss rules himself out of the race

    March 6, 2019

    A major Just Eat shareholder who has pressed the company to merge with a rival today welcomed the  takeaway giant’s interim boss decision to rule himself out of the race for a permanent chief executive. Activist investor Cat Rock Capital Management, which owns a 1.7 per cent stake in Just Eat, said today that it appreciated Peter [...]

  • How to use an Isa to invest in peer-to-peer loans

    March 6, 2019

    Since peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platforms began to enter the market in 2005, savers have used the services to hand out more than £10bn to borrowers. Aside from providing a significant boost to the UK economy, P2P offers attractive interest rates to lenders by cutting the banking sector from the borrowing process. The Innovative Finance Isa [...]

  • The Innovative Finance Isa didn’t get off to a flying start – so how’s it doing now?

    March 6, 2019

    When the Innovative Finance Isa and its not-so-catchy acronym, IFISA, entered the scene back in April 2016, it’s fair to say that it didn’t get off to a great start. This was partly because, compared to its Isa cousins, the IFISA didn’t get much publicity (admittedly, the UK was two months away from the EU referendum, [...]

  • Biffa shares jump as it remains on track for full-year growth

    March 6, 2019

    Shares in waste management firm Biffa jumped more than five per cent this morning after the company said it is on track to post underlying revenue growth in its full-year results. In a trading update the firm said trading for the second half of the year is expected to be in line with the board’s [...]

  • A clear choice for discerning investors

    March 6, 2019  |  Sponsored

    Now nudging £5 billion a year, peer-to-peer and crowd lending platforms have entered the mainstream during a post-financial crisis era in which investors increasingly want a say in where and how their money is invested. Savers and investors now place a greater premium on transparency, choice and engagement – not to mention a (quite justified) [...]

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