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UK Economy · United Kingdom

Spending Review: Reeves Facing Questions on BBC After UK Economy Shrinks by 0.3% in April

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Reeves increased funding for the NHS, defence, and housing in the Spending Review, but some key departments face budget cuts.Rachel Reeves · United Kingdom See the Story

BLOG: Forget rigid rules – small changes can boost your savings

Saving doesn’t have to be all or nothing. With the right approach, even small, flexible habits can make a meaningful difference.Read Article

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Warren Buffett finally announced his retirement in early May. It was described as a "shock", though at 94, he may have fancied a rest.Read Article

30 Years of AIM: Successes Celebrated Amid Shrinking Small-Cap Market

AIM at 30: A Legacy Under Pressure On 19 June, London’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM) marks its 30th anniversary—a milestone that invites both celebration and reflection. Since its inception inRead More...London, England · London See the Story

Relaxed Lending Rules and Cheaper Mortgages to Boost First-Time Buyers

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Falling interest rates and the ability to borrow more are set to push prices of first-time buyer homes even higher, after they already spiked at the start of 2025.United Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

Slow Start to Summer Shopping

Total UK footfall decreased by 1.7% in May (YoY), down from +7.2% in April. High Street footfall decreased by 2.5% in May (YoY), down from +5.3% in April. Retail Park… The post Slow start to summer shopping appeared first on London Business NewsUnited Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

Revealed: Where House Prices Have More than Doubled in the Past 20 Years

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In 2005 the average London house prices was £244,200 See the Story

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UK's M&S resumes online orders following cyberattack

Saving Grace: High Interest Rates Benefit Savers if They Know Where to Look

UK Unemployment Rises to Highest Level in 4 Years

100,000 Electric Vehicle Charging Points to Be Installed with £381m Funding

Spending Review: Reeves Facing Questions on BBC After UK Economy Shrinks by 0.3% in April

BLOG: Forget rigid rules – small changes can boost your savings

BLOG: Investing with the gurus

30 Years of AIM: Successes Celebrated Amid Shrinking Small-Cap Market

Relaxed Lending Rules and Cheaper Mortgages to Boost First-Time Buyers

Slow Start to Summer Shopping

Revealed: Where House Prices Have More than Doubled in the Past 20 Years

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