Laura Purkess's Media Coverage
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The Debate: Should the UK ban social media for under-16s?As the UK launches a consultation into a social media ban for under-16s, we hear the arguments for and against in this week’s Debate.
Express.co.uk
ISA savers reminded of simple £3 rule to get thousands of pounds extraISAs come with major tax benefits and automating payments could make a huge difference
Daily Mirror
ISA savers warned simple mistake can cost thousands of poundsThe Government recently announced changes to the ISA allowance
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74% backed Australia’s ban for under-16s - UK and 5 nations now consider it | The latest National and International News...The UK government is launching a consultation this week on whether to ban social media for children under 16. The move follows Australia’s implementation of a similar ban in late 2024, which garnered overwhelming...
Birmingham Live
UK households warned to make these financial changes in 2026An expert has outlined five ways to positively impact your finances
Aberdeen Live
Millions face paying HMRC tax under ‘disproportionate’ DAC7 rulePersonal finance experts have called the rule an ‘abomination’
Devon Live
New HMRC tax rules ‘abomination’ as millions may have to payPersonal finance experts say the DAC7 rules are disproportionate
Daily Mirror
UK savers urged to grab best rates - change expected in just daysUK savers are being told not acting could potentially cost them hundreds of pounds
Express.co.uk
UK savers warned top savings rates will vanish within days - act nowThe Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee meets next Thursday
East London Advertiser
32 per cent of eligible pensioners missing out on more than £50 a week says new studyMany households in England, Scotland and Wales missing out on more than £2,500 a year in pension credits, following a new Department for Work &…
Weston Mercury
32 per cent of eligible pensioners missing out on more than £50 a week says new studyMany households in England, Scotland and Wales missing out on more than £2,500 a year in pension credits, following a new Department for Work &…
The Argus
32 per cent of eligible pensioners missing out on more than £50 a week says new studyMany households in England, Scotland and Wales missing out on more than £2,500 a year in pension credits, following a new Department for Work &…
Reading Chronicle
32 per cent of eligible pensioners missing out on more than £50 a week says new studyMany households in England, Scotland and Wales missing out on more than £2,500 a year in pension credits, following a new Department for Work &…
Birmingham Live
One in three households missing out on pension credits of over £2,500 a yearThis equates to more than £50 a week
Express.co.uk
A third of people missing out on Pension Credits of over £50 per weekA financial expert said the finding in a report released by the Department for Work & Pensions released today is “deeply worrying”.
Newspage News
“Deeply worrying”: almost a third of people missing out on pension credits of over £50 per week“Deeply worrying”: almost a third of people missing out on pension credits of over £50 per week, according to a new report
Birmingham Live
Labour considers axing manifesto pledge with income tax rise to plug £30bn holeRaising income tax may be the only way for Chancellor Rachel Reeves to get close to plugging the gap
Yahoo News UK
Rachel Reeves considers axing manifesto pledge with income tax rise to plug £30bn holeRaising income tax may be the only way for Chancellor Rachel Reeves to get close to plugging the gap
Express.co.uk
Rachel Reeves facing ‘nightmare’ as pressure mounts for huge tax u-turnBritain’s finances were “in a dreadful state”, warned Rowley Turton - and more borrowing more risks “spooking the markets”.
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Plymouth Live
Experts issue warning to anyone with a pension ahead of BudgetExperts warn withdrawing funds ahead of the Budget might seem like a smart, protective strategy but could cost you thousands in the long run
Birmingham Live
UK households with pension pots warned to avoid ‘panic’ savings mistakeChancellor Rachel Reeves is preparing to deliver the autumn budget
Lancs Live
Warning to all saving for a pension - move could ‘cost thousands’Anyone with a pension could be putting their retirement pot at risk with one mistake in the months before the autumn Budget
Birmingham Live
Martin Lewis shares the ‘reality’ of National InsuranceThe recent hike in National Insurance contributions is leading to job cuts and lower pay, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been warned
Express.co.uk
People with pensions urged to avoid ‘knee-jerk’ mistake costing thousandsFinance experts are warning people not to act on ‘speculation alone’ in the run up to the autumn Budget
Lancs Live
Pensioners scramble as withdrawals surge 36% ahead of BudgetSavers pulled £70.9billion from their pots in 2024/25 a leap of 36% on the previous year’s 52.2billion
Plymouth Live
Pensioners dash to take out money as Budget loomsThe Financial Conduct Authority revealed savers pulled £70.9billion from their pots in 2024/25 - a leap of 36% on the previous year’s £52.2billion
Birmingham Live
State pensioners scramble to ‘withdraw cash’ in fear over rule changeState pensioners with private pots have rushed to raid their private pensions
Express.co.uk
Rachel Reeves tax panic sees withdrawals rise 36% in stampede to the exitThe Financial Conduct Authority revealed savers pulled £70.9billion from their pots in 2024/25
Birmingham Live
Top financial tips for UK households on Pension Awareness Day 2025Today is the perfect time to look at your pension pot and financial situation
Birmingham Live
National Insurance hike leading to job cuts and lower pay, Chancellor warnedA study found that the rise in employer NI contributions has had a negative impact
London World
'It can't be one rule for thee and not for me'A London finance boss has supported Rayner’s choice to resign, adding, “can’t be one rule for thee and not for me.”