First-Time Buyers Struggling but Mortgages Don’t Have to be Taxing
The total number of mortgage approvals in 2020 was the highest it’s been since 2007. Despite a poor start to the year, a stamp duty holiday helped the property market…
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Compare Landlord Insurance
It is important to compare landlord insurance from many different providers because prices and coverage vary significantly in the marketplace. But where can you compare landlord insurance, what should you…
NatWest faces criminal case over money laundering rules
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has launched criminal proceedings against NatWest, alleging that the bank failed to comply with money laundering regulations. The allegations date back to between 2011 and…
eToro Crypto Trading. How it works?
eToro is one of the most popular and reliable online brokers. The company started offering services in 2007 and now has more than 13 million users in over 140 countries.…
Hand sanitiser added to ONS basket of goods
Increased demand for hand sanitiser gel and loungewear during the pandemic means that these items are now being used to calculate the cost of living in the UK. It comes…
European banking regulator says cyber-attack was ‘limited’ in scope
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has confirmed that no data was compromised in the recent cyber-attack against its Microsoft Exchange servers. The regulator took its entire email system offline after…
BoE governor cautiously optimistic on post-Covid recovery
There is "light at the end of the tunnel" for the UK economy, according to the governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey. In a speech to the Resolution…
Furlough extension and rise in corporation tax among measures announced in Budget
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has set out new measures to support the UK's recovery from Covid-19, including an extension to the furlough scheme and a future increase in corporation tax. The…
Brexit-related exodus of financial services jobs and assets slows down
UK financial services firms are continuing to move jobs and assets to the European Union but at a slower rate, the EY Financial Services Brexit Tracker shows. According to the…
Now is ‘not the time’ for tax rises, MPs say
Tax increases in the upcoming Budget could undermine the UK's economic recovery from Covid-19, the Treasury Committee has warned. In a cross-party report published as part of its Tax After…
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