There has been much publicised of late in respect of interest only borrowing and potential short falls to repay the mortgage at the end of the mortgage term.Read
The reformist agenda of the coalition government took a major step forward last month with the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 receiving Royal Assent.Read
The next General Election is about two years away so what would a school report on the Government's performance to date say?Read
I was on a stag do in York last weekend. I fair enjoyed it, despite a disappointing lack of vomit, nudity or ritual humiliation.Read
"What is retirement? Retirement is death." It's quite an assertion, even from a 94-year-old.Read
I was asked recently whether quantitative easing is the "new sub-prime".Read
David Cameron, when elected, stated that he would remove reams of red tape from small businesses, on which he depended to create jobs, thus reducing unacceptably high unemployment levels.Read
Green shoots to nibble on this week ... the monthly PMI index for manufacturing showed the sector shrank less than expected in April, 49.8, up from 48.6. Read
The problems of Europe as a whole continue to give cause for concern. The difficulties of the euro are well charted, with the problems in Cyprus increasing as bank depositors remove their cash, having lost confidence in the system.Read
The Heseltine Plan appears to have been kicked into the long grass - by the current government at least. Read
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