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  • Capital gains tax receipts increase £5bn in two years: Is its future aligned with income tax?

    May 15, 2022

    The amount of Capital Gains Tax collected by the government has shot up by more than £5bn in the past two years, according to official figures from HMRC. Rising from £9.8bn in 2019/20 to £14.9bn in 2021/22, the huge increase comes after changes to the tax and rising house prices. The increase in Capital Gains [...]

  • City boss pays staff in gold to beat inflation: ‘Makes no sense to pay them in pounds’

    May 15, 2022

    Staff at a financial services firm in Canada have been offered the possibility to get paid in gold rather than pounds and pence — to help them keep ahead of inflation. TallyMoney CEO Cameron Parry is understood to be the first employer in the country to trial a gold payroll, though other [...]

  • Millions of Brits face £100 per month budget shortfall as merciless cost-of-living crisis deepens

    May 14, 2022

    Millions of households could be left around £100 per month short of what they need to cover their spending in just two years’ time on average, as costs rise faster than incomes, a new report suggests. By 2024, average weekly incomes could increase to £680 by 2024 – while average weekly UK household spending may [...]

  • Cost of borrowing surges as overdraft rates hit record highs: Credit card fees back to the ’90s

    May 10, 2022

    Data covering quoted household interest rates on consumer credit products released by the Bank of England this week reveal the rising cost of borrowing for UK households, With the Bank hiking interest rates by 0.25bp last Thursday and inflation expected to show a climb yet again for April, the fresh data demonstrates the difficult decisions [...]

  • ‘Hard’ assets in demand: Deals by City’s distressed private equity funds treble to £1.8bn in just one year

    May 9, 2022

    The leading mid-tier distressed asset private equity and debt funds in the UK made a total of £1.8bn of acquisitions of businesses last year, almost treble the £670m registered in 2020 and the highest figure for five years. The 12 specialist funds acquired 26 UK businesses in 2021, up from 19 the previous year. There [...]

  • Chartered Management Consultancy Award (ChMC) helps retain and attract the most talented management consultants

    May 9, 2022  |  Sponsored

    Demand for management consultancy services continues to grow at historic levels. Last year’s growth rate for the sector of 16 per cent is forecast to be followed by a 13 per cent expansion this year as clients continue to turn to consultants during a critical period to drive growth, digital transformation and help them to [...]

  • UK pensions regulator puts dampener on crypto as US funds dip their toes

    May 5, 2022

    The UK pensions regulator has dampened hopes that British pension schemes may follow US counterparts into crypto investment today, claiming that fund managers should not “speculate” with savers’ cash.

  • Fuel price rise means cost of running a car jumps 17 per cent

    April 25, 2022

    Huge jumps in fuel prices have contributed to a rise in the cost of maintaining a car by 17 per cent to £3,500. Motorists are spending on average £1,435 to fill up their car each year, which is a £960 rise, according  Insurance Revolution. The fuel jump rise means some road-users have started to use [...]

  • Insolvencies more than double as rampant inflation and rising interest rates hit firms

    April 22, 2022

    Company insolvencies more than doubled last month as soaring inflation and rising borrowing costs pushed firms over the edge.

  • London VC firm unveils $20m fund to back student ‘deeptech’ innovation

    April 21, 2022

    A London-based venture capital firm has unveiled a new $20m fund today to pump into so-called ‘deeptech’ projects emerging from universities across the UK and Europe.

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