Asian foreign exchange markets are expressing all the hallmarks of a currency war as tit-for-tat central bank action to weaken respective currencies has increased, according to economist Jeremy Cook.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies, University College London, Harvard and Cambridge found that numerous UK graduates earn significantly less than those that don’t opt for higher education, raising questions about the efficiency of university education. Marco Robinson, creator of Wealth Revolution Group, The Rich List and Naked Restaurants, responds to these findings.
Chancellor George Osborne has set out plans to pay down the UK’s deficit, which involves selling the government’s remaining 30 per cent stake in Royal Mail.
The lack of progress in regards to Greece’s primary surplus targets is fuelling concerns that the country will fail to meet its debt repayments. This has caused chancellor George Osborne to “step up” Britain’s contingency planning.
By Ivan Lavelle
While the right amount of growth is a good thing for almost any business, too much growth – or more specifically, too much growth too quickly, can be a serious threat to your business’s financial solvency.
By Jason Hesse
SME owners and the self-employed have more than 50 per cent more debts than the average person. How much do you owe
