Rachel Reeves wants Brits investing — just as the City fears an AI bubble – POLITICO
“There is no doubt that the government would find it much harder to drive retail investment in a…
Meta shares sink as US$16b US tax charge tanks profit
Costs and expenses in the quarter were $30.71b, an increase of 32% from the same period last year,…
Chris Hipkins takes aim at PM Christopher Luxon as Labour launches capital gains tax plan
Asked about those advertisements, Hipkins said he was more than happy to debate Christopher Luxon about his personal…
Wealthy Brits failing to notice of changes to inheritance tax system
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Labour unveils targeted capital gains tax to fund free doctor visits
“Right now, our tax system rewards property speculation instead of the people creating jobs and growing the economy.…
Europe lost its drive for humane animal transport. Denmark hasn’t. – POLITICO
Member countries have been at odds over how to handle transport in hot weather, the movement of young…
These states won’t tax retirement income
Some retirees will find themselves living in much more tax-friendly states than others. Stefon Walters  | The Motley…
Moody’s cuts outlook on France as Lecornu struggles to pass budget – POLITICO
Friday’s decision “reflects the increased risk that the fragmentation of the country’s political landscape will continue to impair…
Russia’s central bank tries to prop up ailing economy with rate cut – POLITICO
It’s unusual for a central bank to lower its policy rate while revising its inflation outlook upward, since…
What is the auto-enrolment pension scheme and what does it mean for you? – The Irish Times
The clock is ticking loudly for auto-enrolment, the State-run mandatory workplace pension scheme called My Future Fund that…
Four reasons to take tax-free pension cash before Budget
Acting early could lock in today’s generous rules. But it could also mean missing out if future changes…
Public sector pensions branded ‘glaring inequality’ as taxpayers to foot record £59BILLION bill next year
Taxpayers are facing a growing bill for Britain’s public sector pensions, which are set to cost a record…