An analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies has discovered that families with children and elderly citizens are the groups of people who stand to be hit the hardest by the Coalition Government’s austerity measures...
The Coalition Government’s austerity measures are having a marked effect on the confidence of both businesses and households within the UK. Research conducted by a number of sources...
HMRC have been the focus of strong criticism following the news that they have over-charged around 15 million UK taxpayers, with pensioners and British expats amongst those stung...
A huge mistake by Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs has led to a massive number of people, around 15 million, paying the wrong amount of tax due to incorrect tax codes...
Changes are afoot for pension plans as the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) are looking into bringing radical changes to certain pension schemes, namely to abolish transfer from final salary pension schemes...
Lloyds TSB have revealed that precious metals, gold, silver and platinum, have been the best performing assets during 2010, beating other asset classes like international bonds and UK commercial property...
HMRC have lost their case against cash-strapped football club, Portsmouth. HMRC were challenging a Company Voluntary Agreement that was created by Portsmouth FC in a bid to help them clear their debts...
According to figures, around £500 million worth of pension funds have been transferred into QROPS since A-Day, the moniker given to a supposedly simpler pension regime, in April 2006...
A recent study conducted by Aviva made some interesting discoveries with regards to the age old link betwixt money and happiness. These days the phrase “money can’t buy you happiness” has effectively...
