Radical shake-up of UK payments announced
The way in which payments are made in the UK is set to undergo a major overhaul in a bid to help stamp out rising financial fraud.
The way in which payments are made in the UK is set to undergo a major overhaul in a bid to help stamp out rising financial fraud.
The government has confirmed next year's state pension will increase by 2.5% under the ‘triple lock guarantee’.
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The government's announcement that pension automatic enrolment could be extended to include self-employed workers has been greeted positively by industry experts, with plenty of solutions already being suggested.
It can't be denied that the ISA sector has had a tough time of late, what with the base rate cut and the fallout that followed it, not to mention the launch of the Personal Savings Allowance earlier this year.
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Home insurance costs are racing ahead of inflation with annual prices climbing 3.5% in the year to October.
Businesses and retailers are being urged to get ready for the new 12-sided £1 coin, which comes into circulation in March 2017.
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