Households on prepayment meters will no longer pay more for their energy than those on direct debits, the chancellor is expected to announce this week.
Over 2,000 foreign companies are seeking approval to exit the Russian market, per the Financial Times.
Pension funds holding the kind of toxic products that blew up in the wake of Liz Truss’ mini-Budget should face tougher rules to prevent another market crisis, the Bank of England has said.
Anthony Roberts faces the same problem as many retirees: boosting his income, while minimising his tax bill.
Morrisons has pledged to slash its costs by £700m as it grapples with a £5.9bn debt pile and tepid sales.
Experts suggested people could be turning to Government-backed accounts to feel their money is secure amid global banking jitters.
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Labour is facing a split over capital gains tax after Rachel Reeves insisted she had “no plans” to increase the current rate.
As a new tax year looms we look at income tax rates and personal allowances. Are there any tax breaks you could claim?
The US is heading towards a "crash landing" after the "near-death experience in the US banking sector", economists predict.
Home prices will keep coming down as high mortgage rates help dampen demand, according to Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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It comes after Angela Rayner said Rishi Sunak ‘pays a far lower tax rate than working people’ because most of his earnings came from capital gains.
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