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US Weights Banking Sanctions to Cripple Russia's War Machine
Exclusive: Washington considers sweeping new sanctions targeting Russia's banking sector that could cripple Moscow's ability to fund its war in Ukraine, according to senior officials.
France mulls US-style tax raid on wealthy expats
As France grapples with mounting economic pressures, the government is reportedly exploring controversial American-style tax measures targeting wealthy citizens living abroad in a dramatic bid to stabilise the nation's finances.
Action Fraud: Victims Expose Service Failures in UK System
Exclusive investigation reveals serious concerns about Action Fraud's effectiveness as victims report poor service and lack of follow-up on their cases.
Trump's Billions to Argentina: The Geopolitical Gamble
Donald Trump's controversial decision to channel billions in US funds to Argentina raises urgent questions about foreign policy, economic strategy, and potential global repercussions. Our investigation uncovers the real motives behind this unprecedented m
UK Savings Crisis: Investment Scams Surge 42%
Exclusive investigation reveals British savers lost over £1.2 billion to sophisticated investment scams in the past year, with fake cryptocurrency schemes leading the devastating surge in financial fraud.
FCA Under Fire Over Soaring Consumer Complaints
The Financial Conduct Authority faces mounting criticism as consumer complaints against financial firms skyrocket, revealing serious gaps in investor protection and regulatory oversight.
Expert: Illegal immigration costs taxpayers billions yearly
YouTube financial analyst Caleb Hammer reveals staggering economic impact of illegal immigration on American taxpayers in viral video analysis that's sparking nationwide debate.
Barclays downplays £20bn private credit exposure
Barclays Bank moves to reassure investors as it reveals significant stake in booming but volatile private credit sector, insisting risks are 'well managed' despite market turbulence.
Stuart Gulliver: HSBC Banking Titan Dies
Explore the remarkable life and career of Stuart Gulliver, the former HSBC CEO who navigated the banking giant through global crises and regulatory challenges, leaving an indelible mark on international finance.
London's financial exodus: Major firms eye EU hubs post-Brexit
Exclusive investigation reveals London's financial dominance is eroding as major institutions quietly shift operations and capital to EU cities following Brexit.
British couple loses £30k in timeshare exit scam
Exclusive investigation reveals how Mark and Kay Rowe were systematically defrauded by timeshare exit company, exposing gap in UK consumer protection.
IMF Chief: Non-Bank Lending Risks Keep Me Awake
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva reveals her biggest economic fear - the explosive growth of non-bank lending that could trigger the next global financial crisis.
KPMG consultant leaked Bank of England rate data
Exclusive investigation reveals how a senior KPMG consultant improperly obtained and shared confidential Bank of England interest rate information, sparking regulatory scrutiny and raising serious questions about financial sector integrity.
Reeves pledges to block Autumn Budget tax rises
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves vows to block Autumn Statement tax increases, promising pro-business reforms and a major ISA overhaul to boost UK economic growth post-Brexit.
NatWest student account chaos leaves thousands stranded
Exclusive investigation reveals how NatWest's system failures have trapped students in banking chaos, with frozen accounts and mounting financial stress across UK campuses.
US Consumer Watchdog Defies Shutdown Threat with Hiring Spree
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau accelerates hiring for nearly 200 positions as political battle over funding threatens agency operations. Exclusive insight into the controversial expansion.
UK regulators slash banker bonus waiting periods
Major regulatory shift allows City bankers to access annual bonuses after just three months as UK continues post-Brexit financial reforms to boost competitiveness.
100+ financial firms move operations abroad post-Brexit
Exclusive: Britain's financial watchdog reveals over 100 companies have moved operations overseas following Brexit, with Dublin and Luxembourg emerging as top destinations for relocating City firms.
Lloyds Bank Faces FCA Motor Finance Probe
The Financial Conduct Authority launches investigation into Lloyds Banking Group's motor finance practices, potentially impacting millions of customers and leading to significant compensation claims.
UK Car Finance Scandal: Billions in Payouts Loom
Major car manufacturers face massive compensation bills as Financial Conduct Authority investigation reveals widespread lending misconduct affecting millions of UK consumers.
Kate Garraway's financial worries mount after Derek's death
Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway confronts severe financial challenges while caring for her late husband Derek Draper, with signs of strain becoming increasingly visible as bills continue to accumulate.
Global Markets Rally as Tech Stocks Surge and BOJ Holds Steady
Major stock markets worldwide experienced significant gains as technology shares led the charge and the Bank of Japan maintained its current monetary policy, sparking investor optimism across global financial hubs.
Japan Courts Wall Street Firms in Challenge to London
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party, under former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's influence, is actively persuading major Wall Street firms to establish operations in Tokyo, creating new competition for London's financial dominance.
Digital ID Card Security Crisis Exposed
Labour's digital ID blueprint faces scrutiny as the Estonian model it's based on reveals alarming security flaws, putting citizens' data and finances at risk from sophisticated cyber attacks.
Insurance industry bans 'pensioner' as ageist term
The Association of British Insurers has released controversial guidance banning terms like 'pensioner' and 'elderly', calling them ageist. The move has divided opinions across the UK insurance sector.
Digital Money: The Regulatory Challenge Ahead
As cryptocurrencies and central bank digital currencies transform global finance, regulators face unprecedented challenges in maintaining stability and protecting consumers in this new financial frontier.
Bank Governor Confronts Chancellor Over Rate Policy
Exclusive: Tensions rise as Bank Governor warns Chancellor against political interference in interest rate decisions, highlighting ongoing economic policy clashes.
9 Essential Money Checks Before 2025
Financial experts reveal the crucial money audits you need to conduct now to protect your finances from common pitfalls and boost your savings potential.
Bank of England Governor Warns Against Early Rate Cuts
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey cautions against hasty interest rate reductions, warning that inflation pressures remain persistent despite recent declines.
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