UK Pensions Bottom Of The League

Consumer Law
UK Pensions Bottom Of The League 6th December 2017. Britain’s state pension is the least generous of the world’s leading economies when compared with the average wage, says a new report. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has found
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Small Businesses Still Waiting On Unfulfilled Promises

Business
Small Businesses Still Waiting On Unfulfilled Promises 5th December 2017. A former BBC journalist recently wrote an article for the Times about the plight of small businesses, and how Government should follow up on previous promises. Carole Walker, a former
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SMEs Should Push For Alternatives

Business
SMEs Should Push For Alternatives 5th December 2017. New figures have found that banks are not doing enough for small businesses once they’re turned down for a loan. Under the Government’s bank referral scheme, Britain’s biggest lenders are required to pass
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Unemployment Levels To Fall To 44 Year Low

Brexit
Unemployment Levels To Fall To 44 Year Low 5th December 2017. Unemployment will fall to a 44-year low in 2018, taking the jobless rate to its lowest since 1974, says new figures. According to new forecasts from the Confederation of
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Paper Accounts Slowing Down Business

Business
Paper Accounts Slowing Down Business 4th December 2017. Almost a quarter of small businesses in the UK are sacrificing higher rates of growth and productivity by maintaining their accounting records on paper rather than online, according to an independent study
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