Nearly two thirds (64 per cent) of UK consumers approaching retirement find targeted support appealing, research from Aegon has revealed. The research, “The Second 50: Navigating a Multi-Stage Life” report, discovered substantial demand for “targeted support” which would offer “people like you” suggestions based on limited information about the individual …
Read More »Nine big DWP and money changes you need to know about in October, including roaming charges and energy bills
Nine financial and regulatory changes for Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) claimants have been unveiled, set to impact UK households from October, 2024. Among these changes is the opening of the Winter Fuel Payment phone lines. The changes will affect a range of areas, from energy bills to Royal …
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OTTAWA, Sept. 10, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Seventeen eminent Canadian scientists, scholars and researchers have been recognized by the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) for their outstanding achievements in advancing knowledge and understanding of the past and present. “I had the good fortune to speak with each of the winners …
Read More »Almost 140k Leicestershire residents could have to pay more tax under Government rule change
People living alone in the city and county could be hit by a tax hike amid speculation over a possible Government rule change. Currently, single-person households get a 25 per cent discount on the amount of council tax they pay. Angela Rayner, deputy prime minister, said the Labour Government currently …
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Ottawa, Aug. 20, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — WHAT: Member delegates of The Royal Canadian Legion from across Canada will gather to elect new national officers to two-year terms; review national committee reports; hear from various stakeholder group representatives; and vote on resolutions to …
Read More »Households braced for £190 jump in energy bills
The economist added: “That may not seem like a big increase, but it is 19pc higher than seemed likely a few weeks ago, and 12pc higher than the one we’re currently in. If you are looking for one reason why Rishi Sunak surprised us all by calling an early election …
Read More »New list highlights Rotherham’s heritage
From Bailey Bridges to old workshops, historic pubs to a Royal Mail Post Box, the recently signed off Rotherham Local Heritage List includes 100 assets that have architectural or historical importance in South Yorkshire. Local heritage lists identify locally valued heritage assets, nominated mainly by members of the public and …
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Read More »Why Britain is leaving Europe behind on pay – and becoming more like the US
Figures from Indeed, the recruiter, show advertised salaries are accelerating in the UK even as they slowed in the eurozone. Real wages have risen by more in 12 months than they did in the previous 16 years, according to the Resolution Foundation. Regular wages are 2.4pc higher than they were …
Read More »Martin Lewis sends warning to stock up on everyday item before price rise
Martin Lewis has sent a warning urging people to stock up on an everyday item before this weekend’s price hike. On Monday (October 2) first class stamps will cost you 14 per cent more. They are due to rise 15p from £1.10 to £1.25, according to the Liverpool Echo. But …
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