I read a pile of complete nonsense about inheritance tax yesterday. It was included in an email sent to me by somebody called Nigel Green,
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As the FT reported last night: US wholesale prices jumped in July, rising 3.3 per cent from a year earlier, in the latest signal that
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Today’s news agenda is going to be dominated by events in Alaska. My problem with this is that the meeting between Trump and Putin that
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Politicians tell us taxes pay for public services. In reality, it does something far more important — it shapes our society. In this video, I
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As the Office for National Statistics reports this morning: UK gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated to have increased by 0.3% in Quarter 2 (Apr
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Introduction I keep getting comments from people who claim that my suggestion that banks do not use funds deposited with them to make loans is
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As the FT has noted this morning: Fears of a massive non-dom exodus from the UK have been allayed by initial tax data, which suggests
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Yesterday’s poll on the household analogy produced some pretty clear results. This was the voting on this blog: And this was the result on YouTube:
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The Overton Window decides what can – and cannot – be said in politics. But who builds this “window of acceptability”? In this video, I
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