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  • Your money in 2022: Personal finance trends to keep an eye on this year

    January 16, 2022

    What personal finance trends are likely to shape 2022? New research shared with Morning Wire looks at the sentiment and behaviours for this year. The pandemic, mixed with wider economic issues and the rising cost of living, appears to have had an effect on Brits’ relationship with money, because the findings from consumer research platform [...]

  • One in four people working from home will not turn heating on this winter amid rising energy costs

    January 14, 2022

    Nearly a quarter of people working from home will not turn the heating on due to energy price concerns, says Electric Radiators Direct.

  • Exclusive: ‘Omicron is a reminder the world is only as good as the weakest link in the vaccination chain,’ says abrdn exec

    January 11, 2022

    Ongoing inflationary shocks, questions around interest rates and the emergence of the new Omicron Covid variant are all making navigating uncertainty more challenging. Nonetheless, when we look beyond the headlines, there remain some reasons for optimism going into 2022, according to Richard Dunbar, head of multi-asset research at global investment giant abrdn. Square Mile-based Dunbar [...]

  • Poverty looms for millions of UK families as energy bills climb by £1200, inflation rises and taxes jump 1.25 per cent in 2022

    December 29, 2021

    Soaring energy bills, inflation and rising taxes are likely to lead to a ‘cost of living catastrophe’ for millions of UK families, an economic think tank warned this morning. The Resolution Foundation (RF) said from next April families would typically face a £1,200-a-year hit to their incomes as the energy price cap is raised and [...]

  • Zopa pulls out of P2P consumer lending as it blames cowboy firms for ‘damaging customer trust’

    December 7, 2021

    Peer-to-peer giant Zopa has started to inform customers it is closing down its P2P consumer investment division, transferring its loan portfolio to its relatively new bank unit. In an email to customers, Natasha Wear, peer-to-peer CEO at Zopa, wrote that “after 16 years of peer-to-peer consumer investments at Zopa, we’ve taken the difficult decision to [...]

  • Financial watchdog introduces rules for greater consumer protection to ‘drive a change in culture’

    December 7, 2021

    The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) launched a consultation this morning to ensure a higher and more consistent standard of consumer protection for users of financial services and help to stop harm before it happens.

  • ‘Cash machine at the till’ for withdrawals up to £50 coming to thousands of shops across the UK

    December 1, 2021

    People can soon withdraw up to £50 in notes and coins in smaller shops without having to buy anything. A scheme enabling people to get cash from retailers’ tills without needing to make a purchase is to be rolled out to more than 2,000 shops before the end of the year. Cash machine network Link [...]

  • Pandemic affects retirement plans for over half the nation, says Aviva

    November 25, 2021

    Covid-19 has affected the retirement plans of 54 per cent of UK adults, with people nearing mid-life bearing the brunt of anxiety, according to new research.

  • Amazon’s merciless move to block Visa likely to lead to rapid uptake of… Amazon credit cards, which are issued by Mastercard

    November 22, 2021

    Following the news that Amazon will no longer accept payments from UK-issued Visa credit cards, some industry insiders are convinced the e-commerce giant’s decision is a calculated move to drive the adoption of the company’s own payment cards, and will give a competitive advantage to Visa’s main rival, Mastercard. Last week, the online retailer confirmed that Visa credit [...]

  • Google searches for ‘energy bill help’ soar three thousand per cent after two more firms go bust

    November 19, 2021

    Google searches for ‘energy bill help’ exploded over three thousand percent in the UK on the same day two more energy suppliers collapsed.

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