What’s been happening – the introduction of Trump’s tariffsLast week, United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump announced the implementation ofsignificant new tariffs aimed at addressing what he describes as “unfair” trade practices andreducing the U.S.’ national trade deficit. The key components of this tariff policy include: Click here to read more emailprint
Introduction Geopolitics continues to dominate the financial news as markets continue to react to Trump’s unpredictable tariff war. In 2024 the US was not just the world biggest economy, it was firing on all cylinders, as Trump returned for a second turn. At the end of the first quarter of 2025 the question on many […]
HMRC is urging both workers and retirees to double-check their tax codes at the start of the tax year to avoid potential issues. In recent emails to taxpayers, HMRC outlined four key reasons why a tax code might be incorrect.These include: Changing jobs Pay adjustments Alterations to workplace benefits, such as changes to a company […]
Savers are missing out on millions of pounds in interest after leaving £54 billion in low-interest savings accounts.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has delivered her Spring Statement, outlining the UK’s latest economic and spending priorities against a backdrop of tightening fiscal constraints.
March Economic Background: Europe sets out defence spending plan as the U.S. pulls back its military aid UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers the Spring Statement Trump’s tariffs rattle global markets Click here to read more