Denver restaurant closes amid rising costs and political tensions
A beloved restaurant in Denver shuts its doors, blaming soaring operational costs and political challenges in the Democrat-led city.
Category : Economy
US National Debt Hits Record High Under Trump and Biden
The US national debt has surged to unprecedented levels, with both Trump and Biden administrations contributing to the staggering increase, according to the latest Treasury Department report.
DWP back payments: Claim up to £812
Thousands of UK households may be owed up to £812 in backdated DWP payments due to missed benefits. Find out if you qualify and how to claim.
Inheritance Tax Reforms Expected in Autumn Budget
Speculation grows as the UK Treasury considers major changes to inheritance tax ahead of the Autumn Budget. Will thresholds rise or will loopholes close?
Aussie tradie homeless despite paying taxes: 'Country is broken'
A frustrated Australian tradesman has gone viral after sharing a heartfelt video about his struggles with homelessness despite working hard and paying taxes. His emotional message has sparked a national debate about the state of the economy and housing cr
China cuts public sector pay in austerity drive
China introduces sweeping pay cuts for civil servants and public employees as part of a new austerity drive to stabilise its slowing economy.
Reeves: No Labour inheritance tax hike
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves dismisses rumours of Labour increasing inheritance tax, reaffirming party's stance ahead of the Autumn Budget.
Labour's 'feelgood economy' fails poorest, critics say
While Labour promotes its vision of a 'feelgood economy', critics argue it fails to address the struggles of the most vulnerable. Is this economic policy truly inclusive?
UK eyes inheritance tax reforms to tackle deficit
The UK Treasury is considering reforms to inheritance tax as part of efforts to address the growing budget deficit, with potential changes expected to impact wealth distribution and government revenue.
State Pension claimants hit with surprise tax bills
New figures reveal that over 8,500 people claiming the State Pension for the first time were hit with surprise tax demands from HMRC. Experts warn retirees to check their tax codes to avoid unexpected bills.
HMRC announces major income tax changes for 2024
Millions of UK taxpayers will see changes to their income tax codes from April 2024 as HMRC introduces new rules. Find out how this affects you.
Trump's food stamp cuts spark outrage
Former US President Donald Trump proposes drastic cuts to food stamp programmes, raising concerns over rising food insecurity and poverty levels.
Rachel Reeves boosts Belfast with Thales investment
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces a significant investment by Thales in Belfast, promising job creation and economic growth for Northern Ireland.
UK Government Announces Economic Plan to Fight Inflation
The UK government has announced a fresh economic plan to tackle inflation and boost growth, as businesses and consumers face mounting financial pressures.
Japan's 2025 birth rate crisis: Population plummets
Japan's population decline accelerates with plummeting birth rates, raising alarms over economic and social stability by 2025.
August 31 Deadline for £2,000 Child Benefit Boost
Families across the UK must claim Child Benefit by August 31 to secure up to £2,000 per child in National Insurance credits. Missing the deadline could cost parents thousands in lost state pension benefits.
UK household savings plummet to record low
British households are saving less than ever as rising costs and economic uncertainty squeeze budgets, according to the latest ONS data.
Australia's interest rate fixation may hurt economy
Australia's relentless focus on interest rates may be overshadowing critical economic reforms needed to boost productivity and long-term growth.
UK economy grows 0.2% in January, ONS reports
The UK economy grew by 0.2% in January, according to the Office for National Statistics, signalling a potential rebound after last year's recession fears.
RBA cuts rates to 3.6%: Relief for borrowers
The Reserve Bank of Australia has lowered the cash rate to 3.6%, offering much-needed relief for mortgage holders amid economic uncertainty.
Trump ally claims BLS manipulated jobs data
Heritage Foundation economist EJ Antoni, a Trump supporter, claims the Bureau of Labor Statistics is inflating job numbers to benefit Biden's re-election campaign. Experts dismiss the allegations as baseless.
Save on holidays, grow your pension
Discover how reducing holiday expenses can significantly enhance your pension savings, with expert advice on smarter travel budgeting.
Sorrell slams Sky News over 'fake interview' scandal
Advertising mogul Sir Martin Sorrell accuses Sky News of fabricating an interview, sparking a heated debate on media ethics in London.
Mark Baxter’s fight against the class ceiling
Mark Baxter once hid his working-class roots to succeed. Now, he’s championing systemic change to dismantle class barriers in Australia.
Yorkshire and North East struggle financially post-Covid
New research reveals Yorkshire and the North East as some of Britain's most financially fragile areas, with Wales also struggling amid economic recovery.
45% of UK adults have no savings amid cost crisis
New research reveals that nearly half of UK adults have no savings, leaving them vulnerable amid rising living costs. Experts warn of financial instability for millions.
17 Money Changes Coming in 2025
From tax cuts to energy bill savings, discover the key financial changes coming in 2025 that could put more money in your pocket.
Adani’s Tax Avoidance: How They Pay Nothing
An in-depth investigation into how Adani, one of Australia's largest companies, legally avoids paying corporate tax, sparking public outrage and calls for reform.
RBA to cut rates in August: experts
Experts predict the Reserve Bank of Australia will cut interest rates this August, offering relief to borrowers amid economic uncertainty.
State pension could rise by £900 next year
Millions of UK pensioners could see their state pension payments rise by up to £900 next year thanks to the triple lock guarantee. Here's what you need to know.
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