Smash it in September
Last week, your views on countless subjects were covered in the media, from inheritance tax, EVs and the energy price cap, to AI, US-style tipping and De Minimis trade exemptions.
Each time a story breaks, we almost always have someone to share their views on it. Six of the best hits from the week at the bottom.
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Tomorrow we will be naming our quote of the month, the winner of which will bag £100 of Amazon vouchers, but in the meantime here’s the Newspage quote of the week.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK
Stephen Perkins of Yellow Brick Mortgages giving his views on rumoured Government plans to charge National Insurance on rental income:
“Landlords have long been successive governments’ soft targets, and this could be the coup de grâce.”
SIX OF THE BEST
- Money coach Graham Wells talking US-style tipping in City AM
- AI expert Mitali Deypurkaystha explaining how to use chatbots to save on broadband bills in the Daily Express
- Rubber manufacturer Sam Kirk and crochet expert Gaynor Lockwood Edwards talking exports and the end of De Minimis trade exemptions in Thisismoney
- IFAs Scott Gallacher and Samuel Mather-Holgate talking IHT and deeds of variation in The i Paper
- Stephen Perkins, Keith Budden, Michelle Lawson and Patricia McGirr talking NI on rental income in FT Adviser
- IFA Ross Lacey chatting about the 25x retirement rule in MoneyWeek

