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News from the week "all this gloom just before Christmas"!!
An optimistic start to the week, with the announcement of financial stimulus plans in the United States, and elsewhere, providing the impetus for share price rises on stock markets across Europe and Asia. The Hang Seng in Hong Kong and the Nikkei in Japan, rose by 5% and 9% respectively, while there...
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Base rate cuts, Job Losses and we are told to spend?
Weekly Financial News Roundup Following its record 13.4% rise during last week – which, nevertheless left it 34% lower for 2008 as a whole – the FTSE 100 opened 30 points or 0.8% lower on Monday morning. This was due in part to a fall in mining stocks, and retailers were also under close scrutiny...
Whats happened in the news this week? More borrowing
The main financial news at the start of the week was a significant change of direction by the Labour Government, in terms of economic policy as announced by Chancellor, Alistair Darling, in his pre-Budget report at 3.30 p.m. on Monday. As widely anticipated – but nevertheless perceived as a economic...
More Job Losses Throughout the Financial and Telecom Sectors.
Weekly Financial News Roundup The week began with news of preparations for a meeting of the "Group of 20" (G20) – a forum of finance ministers and governors of central banks from industrial, and developing nations, including Australia, China, India and South Korea, for example – in Washington on the...
Moving On - Cost of New Mortgages Begins to Drop
Although house prices continue to fall, there is a glimmer of hope in the housing market as the cost of new mortgages slowly begins to fall. New figures out from Nationwide earlier this week showed that house prices fell once more in July and recorded their largest year-on-year drop since the crash in...
Ouch! How to avoid that Christmas Debt Hangover
Christmas can be a very expensive time of the year, as we all know. The UK spends £20bn on celebrating Christmas. During the festive period around 10 million turkeys and 25 million Christmas puddings are eaten, and 35 million bottles of wine opened and drunk. £1.6bn is spent on food and drink alone....
Sleepless Nights as Loans Squeeze Tightens
More people than ever are lying awake at night worrying about money, with the housing market and rising fuel costs being the main areas of concern. Thousands of homeowners are facing negative equity, whilst those looking to borrow money are finding it more and more difficult. The rising costs of food...
We’re all going on a Christmas Holiday
Although most of us spend Christmas at home with the family in front of the TV, a significant number of Britons now decide to go abroad for Christmas. Over 2.5million Brits are expected to travel abroad for the last ten days of the year. The Christmas holiday exodus is rivalling the great Easter get-away...
A Perfect Christmas?
What makes your perfect Christmas? Is it the sight of their excited faces as they wake up to see what Santa brought them? Or maybe it’s seeing the whole family sitting round the table pulling crackers and reading out the silly jokes? Or perhaps for you, it’s a romantic meal for two sat in a log cabin...
Hey, Big Spender!
A report out this week shows that one in ten Britons are regularly spending more than they earn. According to financial comparison site, Uswitch, 5 million of us have an expenditure that exceeds our income on a monthly basis. Another 1 in 5 have no spare money left at the end of each month, and half...
'Tis the season to start spending
As the Christmas shopping frenzy escalates, hundreds of thousands of families in the UK continue to take out unsecured loans to finance their spending spree. Many are already trapped into a relentless cycle of debt as they borrow money and use credit cards to fulfil the 'Christmas Dream'. Reports show...
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