The Insolvency Service has given Dipak Rao, the former accountant of Deep Purple, an eleven-year ban from serving as a director. The ban follows the revelation that he had misappropriated a minimum of £2 million from the companies who held responsibility for controlling the copyright over many of the rock band’s hit songs. Rao was […]
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The upsides and downsides of downsizing
If your family has grown up and flown the nest, it’s likely that you’ve at least thought about downsizing your home
Half of Britons expect young to be worse off than parents
A recent think tank survey, has found that 48% of respondents expected millennials to have a standard of life worse than their parents.
In the wake of the Deloitte cyber attack, how can you protect your firm?
Reports in September revealed that Big Four firm, Deloitte, was the victim of a cyber-attack following a breach of their email system
Too late to start saving?
Previous generations saw building a pension as something to do over an entire career, but that is not the case today.
What will the new Finance Bill contain?
A second draft of the Finance Bill 2017 was introduced in September following the first draft released earlier in the year
What impact will an interest rate rise have on young homebuyers’ mortgage bills?
Official figures have revealed that homebuyers are being lent more money by banks than at any time since the global financial crisis. What impact will an interest rate rise have?
3 financial fears this Halloween and how to overcome them
It’s Halloween and time to prepare for scary movies on TV, ghosts and ghouls trick-or-treating at your door and listening extra carefully for things that go bump in the night.
4 key takeaways from the Tory Party Conference
Whilst many in the media focus on that speech, there are plenty of other issues coming out of the Conservative Party Conference last month.
Save in summer: book for winter
Whilst there’s something to be said for seeking out a last-minute holiday, the arguments for booking in advance are fairly difficult to deny.