UK pay surges 6.4% but real wages drop 2.6%
For regular pay, this is the strongest growth rate seen outside of the coronavirus pandemic period.
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Swiss Consumers Feel Pinch of Higher Borrowing Rates
Average interest rates for personal loans are rising and those who want or need to take out a consumer loan have to dig deeper and deeper into their pockets.
Inflation eases to 10.5%: What this means for your personal finances
At 10.5%, inflation remains almost double the 5.4% recorded in December 2021 and more than five times the Bank of England’s target rate of 2% - a clear reflection of just how squeezed household incomes have become over the past year.
The art of higher-yield savings
On average, these banks paid 0.4% interest in savings and money-market accounts.
eprivateclient publishes 50 Most Influential list
50 Most Influential list of key players in the UK
Origin shares slip as Brookfield takes more time on takeover
Unlike the previous statement in December, Origin did not include any guidance on when Brookfield and EIG were likely to sign binding transaction documents.
Apex Group wins Capital Prudential mandate
Fund administration is at the core of Apex’s single-source solution, delivering timely, accurate and independent services, underpinned by market leading technology platforms.
Index concentration comes back to bite investors
Your portfolio may not be as diversified as you think.
The Future of the Monetary System
The most recent report of the Credit Suisse Research Institute (CSRI) looks at the drawbacks of a US dollar dominant monetary system and possible alternatives
How Can CEOs Take the Lead: Emily Alexandra Guglielmo Weighs In
Clients are losing trust in huge corporations and are now shifting towards small companies for their purchases.
A Revolutionary Way For Hedge Funds And PE Funds To Raise Capital From The Ultra-Wealthy
The methodology enables multi-family offices, wealth managers, lawyers, and accountants to dramatically grow their practices.
Richest 1% now wealthier than 70% of entire UK population
Oxfam is calling for a wealth tax of up to 5 per cent on the super-rich to raise £1.4 trillion each year