UK Government borrowing costs have soared in the wake of its Autumn Budget, with some gilt yields reaching levels not seen since 1998. Yields on the 30-year UK Gilt have reached above 5.22% – higher than at any point since 1998, as the Government looks to sell fresh bonds in order to fund its spending …
As a New Year arrives, so too do new challenges, opportunities and changes to keep in mind. Here is a guide to what to expect and other aspects to consider. Although the New Year doesn’t in and of itself provide a legal reset of our finances (we have to wait till the end of the …
HMRC data shows that 24,828 people brought in the new year by submitting their self-assessment tax returns on January 1st. 38,260 people submitted their returns on New Year’s Eve, with 310 filing their return just before midnight between 11pm and 11.59pm. The festive fun wasn’t confined to New Year celebrations. 4,409 people filed on Christmas …
Introduction A New Year gives us the chance to look forward. We can expect more change in 2025 for personal finances, with a new Labour budget laid out and a returning President in the US. 2024 was a year of speculation and political change across the world, with President Trump and the Labour Party the …
