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Business owners share New Year’s Resolution the Government or Bank of England should follow in 2026: “More backbone is needed” featured image

Douglas Patient/5 months ago

Business owners share New Year’s Resolution the Government or Bank of England should follow in 2026: “More backbone is needed”

Labour U-turns again as inheritance tax threshold rises for farmers to £2.5m: “This policy reinforces a broken system” featured image

Douglas Patient/5 months ago

Labour U-turns again as inheritance tax threshold rises for farmers to £2.5m: “This policy reinforces a broken system”

Keir Starmer taking credit for Bank of England cut? “All he should take credit for is creating one hell of a mess in our economy” featured image

Douglas Patient/5 months ago

Keir Starmer taking credit for Bank of England cut? “All he should take credit for is creating one hell of a mess in our economy”

Labour’s AI copyright “opt-out” plan “will force working creators into debt” featured image

Douglas Patient/5 months ago

Labour’s AI copyright “opt-out” plan “will force working creators into debt”

Douglas Patient/1 week ago

Businesses panicking as Sterling falls against Dollar and Euro with the “ongoing Labour psychodrama weighing on the Pound”

Businesses panicking as Sterling falls against Dollar and Euro with the “ongoing Labour psychodrama weighing on the Pound” featured image

Tax relief for investors in VCTs cut from 30% to 20%: “Starving Britain’s innovators of growth capital” featured image

Dominic Hiatt/6 months ago

Tax relief for investors in VCTs cut from 30% to 20%: “Starving Britain’s innovators of growth capital”

Communist UK and an automation dystopia: “The UK small business dream is being taxed to death” featured image

Dominic Hiatt/6 months ago

Communist UK and an automation dystopia: “The UK small business dream is being taxed to death”

Landlord exodus: “private rented sector turning into a dirty carpet that is beaten time and again” featured image

Laura Miller/6 months ago

Landlord exodus: “private rented sector turning into a dirty carpet that is beaten time and again”

“We have to work twice as hard just to stand still”: impact of Autumn Budget on UK business owners featured image

Rebecca Burn-Callander/6 months ago

“We have to work twice as hard just to stand still”: impact of Autumn Budget on UK business owners

Budget Bingo: “Black Sambucas” not recommended for every ‘black hole’ featured image

Dominic Hiatt/6 months ago

Budget Bingo: “Black Sambucas” not recommended for every ‘black hole’

Over a quarter of homes have a non-working adult: “The Budget needs to tackle the real barriers to work” featured image

Douglas Patient/6 months ago

Over a quarter of homes have a non-working adult: “The Budget needs to tackle the real barriers to work”

Minimum wage and living wage to increase from April: “Crass naivety and short-sightedness” featured image

Douglas Patient/6 months ago

Minimum wage and living wage to increase from April: “Crass naivety and short-sightedness”

Cutting cash ISA limit could “pull the rug from under borrowers” as building societies marginalised featured image

Dominic Hiatt/6 months ago

Cutting cash ISA limit could “pull the rug from under borrowers” as building societies marginalised

Five minute quiz by Government to boost your mood branded “tone deaf” days before Budget featured image

Dominic Hiatt/6 months ago

Five minute quiz by Government to boost your mood branded “tone deaf” days before Budget

Budget 2025: “Savvy borrowers will lock into a mortgage rate before the Budget” featured image

Douglas Patient/6 months ago

Budget 2025: “Savvy borrowers will lock into a mortgage rate before the Budget”

Public sector borrowing at £17.4 billion in October: “Trajectory unsustainable without taxes going up” featured image

Dominic Hiatt/6 months ago

Public sector borrowing at £17.4 billion in October: “Trajectory unsustainable without taxes going up”

Country gets AI boost with billions of tech investment: “a massive win for GDPR and tech sovereignty” featured image

Douglas Patient/6 months ago

Country gets AI boost with billions of tech investment: “a massive win for GDPR and tech sovereignty”