Winners Announced October 2016

With the new tax year starting on Easter Monday (6 April), changes to some tax rates and allowances will be introduced that individuals can take advantage of. ICAEW advises taxpayers to check which changes could make a difference to their personal finances and to get expert advice if unsure.

The ongoing disruption of banking is a well-documented process, and depending on who you ask the outcome is a foregone conclusion. Though the likes of Monzo, Revolut and Starling offering compelling new visions of financial services, there’s more to these brands’ success than innovation alone.

Following a 167,000 job gain in August, the economy generated 156,000 jobs in September.

Martin Linstrom, Managing Director for UK and Ireland at IPsoft, looks at the next stage in technological evolution of the banking industry and how artificial intelligence (AI) will redefine banking as we know it.   The banking industry has made huge strides to drive innovation by investing in new technologies over the last few decades. […]

Yesterday (9 June 2016) Business Minister Anna Soubry led the first cross-government retail roundtable with some of the top high street names.

If you’ve dreamed of making money in the world of real estate, now is the time to learn about the process. With the right preparation, you can reduce the chances of inflation while growing your wealth.

Unlike other purchases, you don’t need to worry about saving loads of money to buy a car outright. In fact, Vindis, who are also VW service providers, have detailed various finance options available to you when getting your hands on your next set of wheels when it’s new — other than buying the car outright […]

The Targeted Review of Internal Models (TRIM) is underway and banks across the eurozone will already be feeling the effects. Supervised by the European Central Bank (ECB) and first launched in 2017, the initiative is designed to assess whether the internal risk assessment models used by banks meet regulatory requirements and whether their results are reliable and comparable.

The euro slumped to its lowest trading point in nearly 14 months yesterday afternoon.

RelonChem has been in business since 2002 with their offices based in Widnes, Cheshire. As an independent generic company they manufacture and distribute therapeutic products to deal with diabetes, pain management, hypertension, gastric ulcer, breast cancer, immunosuppressant’s, fungal infections, viral infections such as cold sores, osteoporosis and prostate disorders.