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  • ‘Grotesquely unfair’: 700,000 Brits caught in 60 per cent tax trap

    October 2, 2025

    There are growing calls for the government to overhaul tax rules for top earners after fresh data obtained by Morning Wire revealed just under 700,000 Brits are now caught in the so-called 60 per cent tax trap. Another 74,000 taxpayers were added to the punitive £100,000-£125,000 income bracket during the 2024/25 tax year, according to [...]

  • Investment platform Freetrade looks to shake up the mutual funds market

    October 2, 2025

    Investment platform Freetrade has expanded its fund range, marking the first serious push by a UK neobroker into the mutual funds market, Morning Wire can reveal. The platform is adding over 300 funds initially to its platform, offering choices across strategies and asset classes for UK retail investors, with more set to follow shortly. It [...]

  • Rachel Reeves plots stamp duty exemption for newly listed shares

    October 2, 2025

    There are growing hopes for a revival for London’s moribund IPO market after reports chancellor Rachel Reeves is preparing to unveil a stamp duty exemption on shares of newly-listed companies. The move, which is set to be announced at the forthcoming Budget in November, would remove the 0.5 per cent tax charge on the buying [...]

  •  Remove windfall taxes on North Sea oil, bosses tell Rachel Reeves

    October 2, 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves should abolish windfall taxes on oil and gas producers in the North Sea, top bosses have said.  In a new report setting out UK businesses’ proposals for the Budget, the Chancellor has been urged to focus on cutting energy costs for firms and set out a clearer plan for the North Sea’s [...]

  • Labour is in denial about the economy

    October 2, 2025

    The recent Labour conference as an exercise in denial, revealing a party plagued by internal divisions and lacking a coherent economic plan, says Helen Thomas As the Labour conference drew to a close, one word dominated the mood: denial. Denial of the scale of Britain’s economic challenges. Denial of the fault lines within the party [...]

  • Reeves must get ruthless on welfare

    October 2, 2025

    Rachel Reeves’ plans for a youth guarantee scheme and lifting the two-child benefit cap are not enough to tackle the spiralling welfare bill, says Jamila Robertson This week, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced her plan to fix the unemployment crisis, which has seen 621,000 under-24s out of work this year. Reeves’ ‘youth guarantee’ scheme would provide [...]

  • Andrew Bailey’s stablecoin U-turn hailed as ‘positive step’

    October 1, 2025

    Andrew Bailey has issued a major climb down on stablecoins after previously being accused of “killing” the country’s ambitions with “prescriptive” views. The Bank of England governor – who has been branded a “dinosaur” by Reform’s Nigel Farage for archaic views on crypto assets – has now said the UK should “reap the benefits” of [...]

  • Wealth managers warn against kneejerk reactions to Budget speculation

    October 1, 2025

    Investors are being urged not to make any kneejerk pension decisions which could lead to irreversible consequences, as the Budget rumour mill begins to stir up financial worries. Wealth manager Rathbones has warned that fears over pension tax changes have caused another surge of premature withdrawals of the 25 per cent tax free lump sum. [...]

  • Manufacturing sector breakdown worsens amid ‘dearth of export work’ 

    October 1, 2025

    A breakdown in activity across the manufacturing sector has deepened as new data has shown export work coming to a halt and investment falling flat.  S&P Global’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) for manufacturing in September showed the sector was still struggling to bounce back despite some quiet optimism in recent months.  Activity in the sector [...]

  • IG becomes first UK-listed broker to be granted a crypto licence

    October 1, 2025

    Investment platform IG, has been granted a crypto asset licence by the UK’s financial watchdog  enabling it to expand its services and cement its position as a multi-asset trading platform. The decision makes IG the first UK-listed broker to join the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) crypto asset register, marking a significant milestone for the rapidly [...]

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