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Owners sell to offset losses from tax changes and rate hikes, meaning fewer homes to rent and thus higher rentsThe great property sell-off by landlords has continued across Great Britain this year, in particular in Scotland, where the buy-to-let bubble…
Charity says research dispels myth that wood burning, which has health risks, is a cheaper energy optionWood burners are a more expensive way to heat homes than gas boilers or heat pumps, research shows.A study found that as well as causing significant…
An anonymous reader writes: US Treasuries may face renewed selling pressure into the new year if one measure of the nation’s swelling debt repayment bill is any guide. Estimated annualized interest payments on the US government debt pile climbed past $…
Government’s Energy Company Obligation has managed to upgrade only 65,000 homes since April 2022, figures showLabour has attacked the Conservatives over the speed of government efforts to upgrade Britain’s draughty housing stock, as analysis showed a l…
When managing anti-money laundering (AML) obligations, many challenger banks turn to basic or unproven in-house risk management solutions. Although these solutions can, in some ways, be innovative, they are often built quickly and lack thorough testing…
Almost third of not-for-profit nurseries in England, which play vital role in caring for children with special education needs, closed or taken over by private firmsThe true cost of childcare – interactive calculator‘Major anxiety’: Parents describe ni…
Upmarket estate agent says prices will start to bottom out in 2024 as interest rates fall and will return to growth in 2025 Britain’s housing market is past “peak pain” and prices look likely to bottom out by next summer, according to the estate agency…
Market likely to fall in short term amid high interest rates and living cost pressures, says HalifaxBusiness live – latest updatesUK house prices rose last month after a run of six monthly falls as sellers adopted a cautious attitude, leading to a shor…
William Gallagher reports via Appleinsider: In a move similar in principle to how the EU retrospectively sought to fine Apple over its tax agreement with Ireland, the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) is changing the company’s…
Drop in retail sales also because of consumer worries over high energy bills and mortgages, surveys suggestFears that the UK is heading for a recession this winter have intensified amid signs Britain’s hard-pressed households are cutting spending as th…