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You know the old joke - France doesn't have a word for 'entrepreneur'. The country is traditionally associated with red tape and heavy state intervent
As we wait with bated breath to see what financial rabbits Rachel Reeves pulls out of her Budget hat, many people are making provisions for scenarios
It seems Treasury civil servants tasked with steering the Chancellor through the Budget have been whispering ideas into her ear that she should exclud
JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Rachel Reeves's Budget is going to be a horror show of Frankenstein proportion. For those of you with delicate constitutions, I advis
Would you have lunch or a work meeting at your bank branch? In a bid to avoid more closures, the likes of Halifax, Santander and Virgin Money want you
Based on current estimates, almost £1 in every £3 of tax revenue will go on interest payments within 50 years.
Firm's car selling software aims to take the tedious admin out of buying a new motor. Shares are £3.38 and should move much higher thanks to overseas
Markets here are nervous about the Budget - but the outcome of the US election is more important for Britons.
Andrew Mackenzie ran BHP in 2015 when a dam burst in Brazil, killing 19 people. The tragedy was the worst mining disaster in the South American countr
Although Artemis is very much an 'active' investor, with fund managers responsible for the portfolios they construct, nearly 10% of its money is manag
Buyagift has taken £200 from my banked vouchers. There is no way of contacting anyone except online and they are not answering.
Hayes starred in three Cliff Richard films as well as It Ain't Half Hot Mum - but says that today he doesn't make a penny from the hit Summer Holiday.
The boss of Britain's biggest recruitment firm has issued a stark warning that the jobs market is 'in a slow motion car crash' and that Labour policie
Public sector defined benefit pension schemes are far more generous, yet surely the answer isn't to drag the former down too? Plus, sneaky tax, rate f
If the base rate falls to 3.5% next year as like some analysts are predicting, mortgage borrowers could find themselves able to borrow up to 18% more.
We explain what you need to know about income tax, how fiscal drag is making us all pay more - and how top earners end up paying a huge chunk.
Such is the size of the discounts that many are concluding that private equity trusts are cheap for a reason, rather than one of the best buys of the
Starmer faced a backlash from the City after saying savers and investors who receive income from the stock market 'wouldn't come within my definition'
It is understood TFG, which also owns Hobbs, Whistles and Phase Eight, will pay around £50m for the High Street fashion chain.
The digger maker, controlled by Tory donor Anthony Bamford, 79, and his relatives paid out the biggest dividend in nearly a decade last year.
