I am aware that I am a bit like a broken record when it come to criticising Labour right now, but it seems to be
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We need changes in the savings market, but not by promoting more investment in shares
The FT features an interview with Rachel Reeves this morning in which the following is noted: I have some sympathy with Rachel Reeves desire to
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AI could be a big boost to the NatCs
Two articles that were well worth reading in the Guardian have had me thinking. The first of them is by Nesrine Malik, and I strongly
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Will we ever see the change in consumer behaviour that climate change demands?
As the Guardian notes this morning: It would seem that just as St Augustine once prayed that he might be celibate, but not just yet,
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Why isn’t the cost of living crisis apparently hitting banks?
Although interest rates have gone through the roof, and the consequence for mortgage borrowers has been widely reported, there has not been the rise in
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The Tory problem is small-minded thinking
I noted this tweet last night from long-standing right-wing MP John Redwood: Redwood is wrong, of course. He usually is. ‘We’ will not need to
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Worrying about money is what adults do. That’s why we need to prepare the young for it.
My reflections on money reached the pages of The National in Scotland today: I am not a regular Sunday columnist there, but the editor rang
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You do not have to hate this country to be a Tory now, but it most certainly helps.
As the Guardian reports this morning: Prominent Conservatives from across the party are now increasingly concerned that a tilt to the right and anger over
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Young people and finance: there is more to do
A lot of people commented on my post on financial education for young people yesterday. I appreciated that. It became clear that a number of
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