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New data shows that building societies give the UK’s hard pressed savers a better deal than other deposit takers do.
Michael Lavan, Tax Director at KPMG in the UK has commented on the Government’s decision to reverse the proposal to raise National Insurance contributions (NICs) on self-employed workers.
The Government has made the right decision to row back on its plan to hike up National Insurance Contributions for the self-employed, the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) said today.
The Investment Association (IA) today announces the conclusion of its UK Equity Income sector review.
The Chancellor’s investment of £500m in technical education, with the introduction of new ‘T-levels’, is a welcome step forward but will not by itself fix the skills crisis, according to the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).
Experts from top firm KPMG have responded to Philip Hammond’s first ever Budget.
Chris Cummings, Chief Executive of the Investment Association (IA), has responded to the Chancellor's Budget statement.
After Philip Hammond’s first Spring Budget, experts of the leading professional services firm, EY, give their take on everything from beer to Business Rates Relief to driverless cars.
Most vulnerable households still facing significant challenges over the next year.
Priority needs to be given to supporting aspects of the tax system that bolster our international competitiveness, but the guiding principle for any changes needs to be simplification of the tax system.
Helen Milner, Chief Executive of the Good Things Foundation, responds to the new UK digital strategy.
Leading poverty charity Turn2us has raised concerns about the 39 weeks that those applying for Support for Mortgage Interest (SMI) have to wait before they receive it.
Three leading Chartered Professional Bodies have joined forces to enhance and sustain the level of professionalism and trust in the financial services sector.
Union calls for Nissan-style guarantees to safeguard estimated 160,000 jobs related to whisky.
The responsible finance industry is playing a vital role in supporting thousands of small businesses and lower-income consumers who feel left behind, according to new research published today by trade body Responsible Finance.
International trade deals are a complex and painstaking process, and Britain cannot afford to procrastinate, argues Jake Berry MP.
The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) stated that the apprenticeship levy could deepen skills inequalities between regions.
OBR forecast set to deliver some Budget day fiscal cheer for Chancellor but radical policy changes look unlikely.
Facilitated by the CBI Minerals Group and the Mineral Products Association, the UK mineral extraction industry have launched a consultation which seeks stakeholder views on a proposed UK Minerals Strategy.
Seaweed, shipping containers, clay plaster and macaroons feature in the Citi Microentrepreneurship Awards shortlist.
Higher mineral products demand in Great Britain through 2016, and particularly in the last quarter, indicates momentum in construction activity as we start 2017.
Rachel Reeves MP urges the Government to set a maximum cap on overdraft charges to protect the most vulnerable customers from unwarranted borrowing charges.
To survive in the post-Brexit global economy, we need to strengthen and develop our trading relationships around the world and where better to start than with Canada asks John Spellar MP.
Hundreds of thousands of jobs in the north west hang in the balance as PM rules out single market membership.