The happiest retired households have a clear picture of their finances and are more likely to have savings and investments, says new research. Researchers asked 3,000 retired over 50s about their finances and what makes them happy. The happiest turned …
Read MoreHappy Families Have Just £10 A Month More To Spend Than Average
Relatively, COVID 19 has put pressure on everyone. Right from the general-public to startups, corporate companies, state governments and central governments across the world witnessing the ruthless claws in the form of a financial crisis. Companies lost profits, yet they …
Read MoreThe Future Fund – The UK Government’s helping hand to reclaim Economic Stability
A bid to raise tax from homebuyers wrapping their property purchases in a company to avoid tax has back-fired for the British government. The measure was launched in 2012 by HM Revenue & Customs amid promises of raising significant amounts …
The Brexit hype is still rolling on and showing signs of gathering momentum as the promised end game approaches. The irony is everyone in government who staunchly backed the referendum campaign have fled the sinking ship, leaving Theresa May as …
Kids seem to have put the bite on parents when it comes to forking out cash for losing those baby teeth. The going rate for a tooth varies between countries. The luckiest kids receiving the most cash are in the …
Brexit talks are reaching a crescendo as British Prime Minister Theresa May flies into Brussels to finalise a deal with the European Union. She is under pressure to agree the details of Britain’s Brexit agreement done and dusted by the …
Read MoreBrexit Pressure Turned Up A Notch As Deadline Looms
The saying goes that you can’t please everyone all the time – but for British Prime Minister Theresa May it seems she can’t please anyone any of the time with her proposed Brexit deal. Hailed as a solution that unites …
European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker has reiterated that Britain will not have access to the single market after Brexit. He torpedoed British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Chequers Agreement that calls for Britain to remain in the single market for goods …
Read MoreBrexit Deal Likely But Single Market Hopes Are Dashed
British Prime Minster Theresa May is staunchly against the recreational use of cannabis – but she is standing against a growing tide of liberalism supporting the drug. The row between pro-cannabis users and the government has come to a head …
Read MoreLegalising Cannabis Not High On May’s Priority List
Brexit has already cost every household in Britain £900, according to Bank of England governor Mark Carney. Speaking at a Treasury Select Committee review of the Bank’s inflation report for May, he explained that the British economy had shrunk by …