Newspage Raws
Questions we’ve put to Newspage’s experts, with their answers. Search by keyword or topic and by date, newest or most answered first.
18 Raws in Communities
· 8 expert responses
How is rising cost of everyday essentials affecting people's ability to manage their finances?
Research conducted by Newspage has found the price of staple goods has soared over the years, with the cost of a loaf rising 164% in the nearly three decades between 1996 and 2025, outpacing overall inflation of almost…
- business
- financial services
- property
- mortgages
- management
- retail
- independent business
- bad business practice
- human resources
- innovation
- artisan
- corporate guff
- Communities
- headhunting
- remortgages
- first-time buyer mortgages
- mortgage protection insurance
- moving home mortgages
- House prices
- self-employed mortgages
- Housing market
- residential property
- Financial Advice
- bad credit mortgages
- commercial mortgages
- contractor mortgages
- commercial property
- expat mortgages
- foreign national mortgages
- development finance
- new build mortgages
- shared ownership mortgages
- Business finance
- limited company director mortgages
- landlord mortgages
- portfolio landlord mortgages
- let-to-buy mortgages
- interest-only mortgages
- second charge mortgages
- large loan mortgages
- HMO mortgages
- mortgages for nurses and NHS staff
- self-build mortgages
- mortgages for doctors and medical professionals
- mortgages for retirees
- landlords
- limited company buy-to-let mortgages
- high net worth mortgages
- holiday let mortgages
- debt consolidation mortgages
- guarantor mortgages
- joint borrower sole proprietor mortgages
- product transfers
- Right to Buy mortgages
- SME finance
- mortgages for teachers
- lifetime mortgages
- rental market
- armed forces mortgages
- offset mortgages
- scrapstampduty
- auction property mortgages
- key worker mortgages
- CCJ mortgages
- later life lending
- property management
- family-backed mortgages
- non-standard construction mortgages
- second home mortgages
- small retailer
- holiday lets
- retirement interest-only mortgages
- whole-of-market mortgage advice
- green mortgages
- 5% deposit mortgages
- first-time landlord mortgages
- home improvement remortgages
- independent retailer
- mortgages with defaults
- mortgage in principle
- corporate governance
- property porn
- 100% and no-deposit mortgages
- business wellbeing
- professional sports people mortgages
- purpose-led business
- semi-commercial mortgages
- zero-hours and agency worker mortgages
- fixed-rate mortgages
- mortgages after an IVA
- mortgages after bankruptcy
- Retail economics
- variable-rate and SVR mortgages
- mortgage calculators
- planning
- porting a mortgage
- tracker mortgages
- community interest company
- debt management plan mortgages
- divorce and separation mortgages
- graduate and newly qualified professional mortgages
- over 50s mortgages
- rip-off landlords
- social enterprise
- boarded up high streets
- commercial office space
- Fractional service provider
- mortgages with missed payments
- office working
- surveying
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- listed building mortgages
- low credit score mortgages
- over 60s mortgages
- renovation mortgages
- buy-to-let
- consumer buy-to-let mortgages
- fee-free mortgage brokers
- Japanese knotweed mortgages
- land mortgages
- maternity leave mortgages
- mortgages on benefits income
- ex-local authority property mortgages
- flat above a shop mortgages
- mortgage arrears
- office leasing
- office space
- Fractional CFO
- Fractional CMO
- Fractional consulting
- leasehold and short lease mortgages
- long-term fixed-rate mortgages
- management consulting
- office rentals
- pawnbroker
- poor service
- single applicant mortgages
- Bank of England base rate and mortgages
- Butcher
- cladding and EWS1 mortgages
- early repayment charges
- high loan-to-income mortgages
- independent pubs
- low income mortgages
- mortgage affordability
- mortgage application process
- mortgage broker fees
- mortgage fraud and scams
- mortgage overpayments
- mortgage rates
- over 70s mortgages
- Property118
- repayment mortgages
- spray foam insulation mortgages
- student mortgages
· 5 expert responses
Source: Kate Underwood, Kate Underwood HR & Training
World Day for Decent Work
The first job that goes wrong follows them for years Tomorrow is World Day for Decent Work, and the ITUC has made 2026 about young workers organising for the future.…
- HR
- entrepreneurship
- management
- retail
- independent business
- human resources
- Communities
- small business
- business tips
- small retailer
- start-up
- independent retailer
- workplace culture
- business bullshit
- employee rights
- employment law
- workplace stress
- employer rights
- Parental leave
- crowdfunding
- employee benefits
- Paternity leave
- Maternity leave
- independent pubs
- payin30days
· 3 expert responses
Source: Kate Underwood, Kate Underwood HR & Training
Could your managers be personally sued for missing a reasonable adjustment? EAT says yes
A tutor with disabilities asked to run her sessions online instead of face-to-face. When it went wrong, her tribunal claim named not just the agency that employed her, but four individual staff by name. The first…
- HR
- entrepreneurship
- management
- retail
- independent business
- human resources
- Communities
- small business
- business tips
- small retailer
- start-up
- independent retailer
- workplace culture
- business bullshit
- employee rights
- employment law
- workplace stress
- employer rights
- Parental leave
- crowdfunding
- Paternity leave
- Maternity leave
- independent pubs
- payin30days
· 5 expert responses
Source: Kate Underwood, Kate Underwood HR & Training
Bereavement leave law widens to cover step-families and kinship carers, small businesses have six months to catch up
The government announced today that from April 2027, staff in Great Britain will get up to two weeks' unpaid leave when they lose a spouse, partner, parent, adult child or sibling, now including step, half, adopted,…
- HR
- entrepreneurship
- management
- retail
- independent business
- bad business practice
- human resources
- Communities
- small business
- small retailer
- independent retailer
- workplace culture
- employee rights
- employment law
- workplace stress
- employer rights
- big business bullying tactics
- Parental leave
- late payments
- Paternity leave
- Maternity leave
- independent pubs
· 5 expert responses
Source: Kate Underwood, Kate Underwood HR & Training
Right to work checks extend to freelancers, contractors and gig workers on 1 October: is a £60,000 penalty fair on a firm with no HR department?
On 1 October, the right-to-work rules stop being about employees. They extend to workers, individual sub-contractors, gig and platform workers and casual staff on zero hours.…
- HR
- entrepreneurship
- retail
- independent business
- human resources
- Communities
- small business
- business tips
- small retailer
- start-up
- independent retailer
- workplace culture
- business bullshit
- employee rights
- employment law
- workplace stress
- employer rights
- Parental leave
- crowdfunding
- Paternity leave
- Maternity leave
- independent pubs
- payin30days
· 6 expert responses
Source: Kate Underwood, Kate Underwood HR & Training
Ministers consider slowing minimum wage rises for under 21s with almost a million young people out of work: relief for small employers, or a pay cut for the young?
Downing Street and the Treasury are examining whether fast minimum wage rises for under-21s have priced young people out of work. The Low Pay Commission has been asked to weigh job prospects in future recommendations.…
- HR
- entrepreneurship
- management
- retail
- independent business
- human resources
- Communities
- small business
- business tips
- small retailer
- start-up
- independent retailer
- workplace culture
- business bullshit
- employee rights
- employment law
- workplace stress
- employer rights
- Parental leave
- crowdfunding
- Paternity leave
- Maternity leave
- independent pubs
- payin30days
· 3 expert responses
Source: Kate Underwood, Kate Underwood HR & Training
Free Robot Lawyers Meet Day-One Rights: The Tribunal Storm Is Already Here
Britain's employment tribunals are drowning. Open single claims hit 64,000 by the end of March 2026, up from 45,000 a year earlier, and applications for interim relief have surged 1,200%, from roughly 20 a year to 20 a…
- HR
- entrepreneurship
- retail
- law
- independent business
- bad business practice
- human resources
- Communities
- small business
- business tips
- small retailer
- start-up
- Brand management
- independent retailer
- workplace culture
- business bullshit
- employee rights
- employment law
- workplace stress
- employer rights
- big business bullying tactics
- Parental leave
- crowdfunding
- late payments
- Paternity leave
- Maternity leave
- independent pubs
- payin30days
· 4 expert responses
Source: Kate Underwood, Kate Underwood HR & Training
The 999 Service That Runs On Goodwill Is Running Out Of Volunteers
July 2026 was the busiest month on record for wildfires, with fire crews across England and Wales tackling 393 in a single month and more than 716 so far this year, per the National Fire Chiefs Council . Outdoor fires…
- business
- HR
- entrepreneurship
- management
- independent business
- bad business practice
- human resources
- innovation
- artisan
- corporate guff
- Communities
- community
- local authorities
- society
- headhunting
- small business
- Business finance
- SME finance
- business tips
- start-up
- workplace culture
- business bullshit
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- business rates
- employee rights
- purpose-led business
- employment law
- workplace stress
- community interest company
- employer rights
- social enterprise
- broken society
- council fails
- culture
- Fractional service provider
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- Parental leave
- councils
- crowdfunding
- local heroes
- Paternity leave
- social norms
- council workers
- events
- Maternity leave
- pub closures
- culture wars
- independent pubs
- pubs
- WDN
- bars
- locakl authorities
- payin30days
- pot holes
· 6 expert responses
Source: Kate Allen, Finest Stays
Holiday Tax Backlash Grows as New Poll Warns Britons Could Cut UK Breaks
A proposed UK holiday tax is coming under increasing political and public pressure following new polling suggesting it could reduce domestic tourism, cost jobs and damage coastal economies. The research, commissioned by…
- business
- financial services
- property
- mortgages
- management
- insurance
- travel
- hospitality
- money
- independent business
- independent business
- leisure
- crypto
- tourism
- bad business practice
- human resources
- innovation
- artisan
- corporate guff
- corporate guff
- Communities
- local authorities
- headhunting
- Networks
- bridging finance
- House prices
- Housing market
- residential property
- Financial Advice
- investments
- property finance
- financial planning
- equity release
- pensions
- Macroeconomics
- commercial property
- wealth management
- life insurance
- Business finance
- wealth manager
- equities
- economics
- forex
- landlords
- Critical Illness Cover
- IFA
- impact investing
- SME finance
- financial health
- savings
- rental market
- money saving tips
- Bitcoin
- money coach
- money tips
- bonds
- Fintech
- gold
- property management
- wills
- holiday lets
- Meme coins
- money hacks
- financial scams
- corporate governance
- property porn
- Business insurance
- business wellbeing
- debt
- FCA
- pensioners
- business rates
- purpose-led business
- silver
- Ethical Investing
- financial crime
- probate
- trading
- Consumer Duty
- debt issues
- planning
- Anti-money laundering
- community interest company
- metals
- rip-off landlords
- social enterprise
- Bad Banking
- commercial office space
- corporate events
- council fails
- derivatives
- Fractional service provider
- office working
- Risk management
- surveying
- CFDs
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- HMRC
- airport queues
- Grants
- Options
- risk
- supply chains
- logistics
- office leasing
- office space
- Personal Independence Payments
- welfare
- AML
- bad driving
- bad parking
- beauty spots
- benefits
- council workers
- Cruises
- hotels
- nightmare flights
- office rentals
- pawnbroker
- Spreadbetting
- universal credit
- walking
- catering
- events gone wrong
- nightmare holidays
- road rage
- time out
- WDN
- hotel nightmares
- pot holes
- rambling
- terrifying landings
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
One AI data centre will produce 23 atomic bombs worth of heat a day, physics professor claims
AN ENORMOUS new AI data centre that has been approved would dump the heat equivalent to 23 atomic bombs per day into the environment, a physics professor has claimed. The Stratos Project would be three times the size of…
- business
- management
- environment
- independent business
- bad business practice
- human resources
- innovation
- innovation
- artisan
- consumer rights
- corporate guff
- Communities
- local authorities
- industries
- society
- headhunting
- nature
- land management
- weather
- science
- AI
- Business finance
- SME finance
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- bank issues
- business rates
- purpose-led business
- construction
- manufacturing
- property damage
- community interest company
- social enterprise
- broken society
- consumer scams
- council fails
- culture
- Fractional service provider
- climate change
- engineering
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- hacked
- services
- decarbonisation
- fraud
- telecoms
- oceans
- physics
- rip-offs
- social norms
- astrophysics
- biology
- council workers
- fallen trees
- holiday nightmares
- mobile
- recycling
- rough seas
- scientific research
- sunrises
- sunsets
- chemistry
- culture wars
- extreme weather
- floods
- life sciences
- pharmaceuticals
- sewage
- upcycling
- WDN
- earthquakes
- pot holes
- semiconductors
· 5 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
YouGov poll: AI tools should not make ‘undressed’ images of children say 96% of Britons
AI Image Generation Under Fire: Public Demands Stricter Controls on 'Undressing' Technology A new YouGov survey published today reveals overwhelming British opposition to AI-generated "undressed" images, following…
- business
- management
- technology
- wellbeing
- women
- children
- independent business
- bad business practice
- bad business practice
- human resources
- innovation
- innovation
- artisan
- consumer rights
- corporate guff
- Communities
- mind
- headhunting
- digital art
- photography
- gender
- AI
- AI
- Business finance
- SME finance
- mental health
- cyber security
- psychology
- machine learning
- mental wellbeing
- OpenAI
- Banking technology
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- digital privacy
- software
- bank issues
- purpose-led business
- hacking
- healthy living
- children's education
- online privacy
- community interest company
- social enterprise
- stress
- Big Data
- consumer scams
- neuroscience
- ESG
- hacked
- IT
- psychoanalysis
- fraud
- hypnotherapy
- Apple
- burnout
- digital photography
- film photography
- Microsoft
- open source
- rip-offs
- videography
- children's fashion
- everyday sexism
- holiday nightmares
- insomnia
- mobile phones
- drone photography
- everydaysexism
- hardware
- meditation
- philosophy
- photo of the day
- political sociology
- sexism
- sexuality
- sociology
- WDN
- women's rights
- cool kids
- gender rights
- trans rights
- transgender
· 3 expert responses
Source: Rohit Parmar-Mistry, Pattrn Data
Indie Game Awards penalise 'Clair Obscur' for AI placeholders: Performative purity vs Indie survival?
The decision by the Indie Game Awards to strip Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 of its accolades for using Generative AI is a dangerous precedent that confuses process with product. The developers, Sandfall Interactive, were…
- business
- management
- technology
- independent business
- bad business practice
- bad business practice
- human resources
- innovation
- artisan
- corporate guff
- Communities
- community
- gaming
- headhunting
- small business
- AI
- AI
- Business finance
- SME finance
- cyber security
- machine learning
- OpenAI
- bad business
- Banking technology
- business bullshit
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- digital privacy
- software
- business blunders
- purpose-led business
- hacking
- online privacy
- community interest company
- social enterprise
- Big Data
- ESG
- IT
- Apple
- councils
- local heroes
- Microsoft
- open source
- events
- mobile phones
- pub closures
- game play
- GOATs
- hardware
- WDN
- call of duty
- killcams
- locakl authorities
· 10 expert responses
Source: Kate Allen, Finest Stays
Backing or Breaking SMEs? Labour’s Messaging Meets Reality
Labour has launched a full-blown social media blitz claiming “Labour is backing small businesses.” Rachel Reeves has echoed the line on LinkedIn, while Keir Starmer insists that “small businesses are the beating heart…
- politics
- business
- financial services
- property
- HR
- mortgages
- mortgages
- marketing & media
- entrepreneurship
- management
- management
- insurance
- insurance
- law
- hospitality
- money
- independent business
- independent business
- crypto
- crypto
- health and fitness
- bad business practice
- bad business practice
- human resources
- recruitment
- education
- innovation
- innovation
- artisan
- consumer rights
- charity
- corporate guff
- corporate guff
- Communities
- journalism
- local authorities
- crime
- industries
- Academia
- Alcohol
- headhunting
- breakdowns
- land management
- farming
- NHS
- cattle farming
- bridging finance
- House prices
- Housing market
- residential property
- Financial Advice
- investments
- property finance
- financial planning
- equity release
- pensions
- Macroeconomics
- small business
- commercial property
- expat mortgages
- wealth management
- AI
- foreign national mortgages
- life insurance
- Business finance
- wealth manager
- equities
- digital marketing
- economics
- forex
- Social media
- landlords
- Critical Illness Cover
- IFA
- impact investing
- SME finance
- financial health
- business tips
- jobs market
- savings
- rental market
- SEO
- money saving tips
- Bitcoin
- money coach
- money tips
- bonds
- Fintech
- gold
- property management
- property law
- wills
- advertising
- holiday lets
- Meme coins
- start-up
- media
- money hacks
- workplace culture
- financial scams
- business bullshit
- business bullshit
- corporate governance
- property porn
- business wellbeing
- debt
- FCA
- pensioners
- sales
- UK politics
- bank issues
- business rates
- employee rights
- online
- purpose-led business
- silver
- construction
- employment law
- financial crime
- manufacturing
- probate
- trading
- Consumer Duty
- Copywriting
- debt issues
- job hunting
- news
- planning
- workplace stress
- Anti-money laundering
- community interest company
- employer rights
- Geopolitics
- metals
- rip-off landlords
- social enterprise
- underpaid jobs
- agritech
- Bad Banking
- bad schools
- commercial law
- consumer scams
- corporate events
- council fails
- derivatives
- family law
- Google Ads
- PPC
- Risk management
- bad job ads
- CFDs
- customer service
- divorce law
- engineering
- ESG
- hacked
- HMRC
- services
- TikTok
- working wage
- Alcoholic beverages
- fraud
- Grants
- International politics
- job ads
- local journalism
- Options
- pr fails
- risk
- teaching
- telecoms
- aeroponics
- bad teaching
- criminal law
- crowdfunding
- fundraising
- Labour Party
- operations
- patent law
- Personal Independence Payments
- PR garbage
- rip-offs
- TV
- welfare
- AML
- benefits
- Conservative Party
- council workers
- donations
- European politics
- factually incorrect
- GPs
- holiday nightmares
- hotels
- human rights
- international law
- mobile
- pawnbroker
- politicians
- radio
- Spreadbetting
- third sector
- universal credit
- verticulture
- catering
- confrontations
- dentists
- events gone wrong
- Liberal Democrats
- life sciences
- Marxism
- pharmaceuticals
- politicians spotted
- real ale
- tip-off
- vodka
- WDN
- whisky
- A&E
- dental nightmares
- Ethereum
- gin
- glaring typos
- hotel nightmares
- lager
- payin30days
- pot holes
- semiconductors
- wait times
- waiting times
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
North Wales Set For Jobs Boost as Government Confirms Major Tech Growth Zones But Will It Work?
New IT zones uniquely positioned to leverage the UK’s first small modular reactor in Wylfa, North Wales. The UK government has announced that AI Growth Zones will create thousands of jobs across the country, with North…
- business
- HR
- entrepreneurship
- management
- technology
- environment
- independent business
- independent business
- bad business practice
- human resources
- human resources
- recruitment
- innovation
- innovation
- artisan
- corporate guff
- Communities
- community
- industries
- society
- headhunting
- talent
- Utilities
- small business
- AI
- AI
- Business finance
- SME finance
- business tips
- jobs market
- cyber security
- machine learning
- OpenAI
- start-up
- workplace culture
- Banking technology
- business bullshit
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- digital privacy
- software
- employee rights
- purpose-led business
- construction
- employment law
- hacking
- manufacturing
- job hunting
- online privacy
- workplace stress
- community interest company
- employer rights
- social enterprise
- underpaid jobs
- Big Data
- broken society
- culture
- talented people
- bad job ads
- climate change
- engineering
- ESG
- IT
- services
- working wage
- decarbonisation
- job ads
- telecoms
- Apple
- councils
- crowdfunding
- local heroes
- Microsoft
- open source
- social norms
- broadband
- broadband speed
- electricity
- events
- mobile
- mobile phones
- pub closures
- recycling
- unknown talent
- culture wars
- gas
- hardware
- life sciences
- musical talent
- pharmaceuticals
- sewage
- upcycling
- WDN
- BGT
- locakl authorities
- payin30days
- semiconductors
- sporting talent
· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
1 in 4 Large UK Businesses Plan AI-Driven Job Cuts in 2026. Can the Budget Save Junior Staff?
The FT reports that new research from the Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development reveals that 26% of large private sector organisations expect to cut headcount within the next year due to artificial…
- politics
- business
- financial services
- HR
- mortgages
- entrepreneurship
- management
- management
- technology
- wellbeing
- insurance
- law
- tax
- children
- hospitality
- money
- independent business
- independent business
- crypto
- bad business practice
- human resources
- human resources
- recruitment
- innovation
- innovation
- artisan
- consumer rights
- corporate guff
- Communities
- mind
- society
- headhunting
- headhunting
- Utilities
- bridging finance
- Financial Advice
- investments
- property finance
- financial planning
- equity release
- pensions
- Macroeconomics
- small business
- wealth management
- AI
- AI
- life insurance
- Business finance
- wealth manager
- equities
- economics
- forex
- Critical Illness Cover
- IFA
- impact investing
- personal tax
- SME finance
- financial health
- mental health
- mental health
- tax tips
- inheritance tax
- accountancy
- business tips
- jobs market
- savings
- accounting
- cyber security
- money saving tips
- psychology
- psychology
- Bitcoin
- machine learning
- money coach
- money tips
- bonds
- Fintech
- gold
- corporation tax
- mental wellbeing
- mental wellbeing
- OpenAI
- property law
- wills
- Meme coins
- start-up
- money hacks
- tax avoidance
- workplace culture
- financial scams
- Banking technology
- business bullshit
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- corporate governance
- IHT
- business wellbeing
- debt
- digital privacy
- FCA
- pensioners
- software
- UK politics
- bank issues
- employee rights
- purpose-led business
- silver
- employment law
- financial crime
- hacking
- healthy living
- probate
- tax evasion
- trading
- children's education
- Consumer Duty
- debt issues
- job hunting
- online privacy
- workplace stress
- Anti-money laundering
- community interest company
- employer rights
- Geopolitics
- metals
- social enterprise
- stress
- underpaid jobs
- Bad Banking
- Big Data
- broken society
- commercial law
- consumer scams
- corporate events
- culture
- derivatives
- family law
- neuroscience
- Risk management
- bad job ads
- CFDs
- divorce law
- ESG
- hacked
- HMRC
- IT
- psychoanalysis
- working wage
- fraud
- Grants
- hypnotherapy
- International politics
- job ads
- Options
- risk
- Apple
- burnout
- criminal law
- crowdfunding
- Labour Party
- Microsoft
- open source
- patent law
- Personal Independence Payments
- rip-offs
- social norms
- welfare
- AML
- benefits
- broadband
- broadband speed
- children's fashion
- Conservative Party
- electricity
- European politics
- holiday nightmares
- hotels
- human rights
- insomnia
- international law
- mobile phones
- pawnbroker
- politicians
- Spreadbetting
- universal credit
- catering
- confrontations
- culture wars
- events gone wrong
- gas
- hardware
- Liberal Democrats
- Marxism
- meditation
- philosophy
- political sociology
- politicians spotted
- sociology
- WDN
- cool kids
- hotel nightmares
- payin30days
· 7 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
1.2 Million Suicidal Conversations Weekly on ChatGPT Altman Reveals
Wired reports that OpenAI recently disclosed that every week, 1.2 million people tell ChatGPT they want to die . That’s not a tech stat, it’s a global mental-health emergency outsourced to a chatbot. Another 560,000…
- business
- financial services
- mortgages
- management
- management
- technology
- wellbeing
- insurance
- independent business
- crypto
- health and fitness
- bad business practice
- human resources
- innovation
- artisan
- consumer rights
- corporate guff
- Communities
- mind
- headhunting
- whistleblowing
- science
- bridging finance
- Financial Advice
- investments
- property finance
- financial planning
- equity release
- pensions
- Macroeconomics
- wealth management
- AI
- AI
- life insurance
- Business finance
- wealth manager
- equities
- economics
- forex
- Critical Illness Cover
- IFA
- impact investing
- SME finance
- mental health
- mental health
- savings
- cyber security
- psychology
- psychology
- Bitcoin
- machine learning
- money coach
- bonds
- Fintech
- gold
- mental wellbeing
- mental wellbeing
- OpenAI
- OpenAI
- wills
- Meme coins
- financial scams
- bad business
- Banking technology
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Source: Scott Gallacher, Rowley Turton
The Death of Captain Mainwaring Banking – Who’s Left to Help?
First, savers were short-changed. Now, they’ve been abandoned. High street banks continue to pay rock-bottom interest rates, profiting to the tune of hundreds or even thousands of pounds a year from loyal and often…
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Work programme expansion is "a broken oar to the disabled who deserve a proper life raft"
EXPERTS have criticised a government announcement expanding a work programme for disabled as a “token gesture”. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced a £338million expansion of the Connect to Work…
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