Rishi Sunak knows his mission is to wean Britain off permanent Covid socialism
Instead of replacing furlough with massive public sector make-work schemes – the apocryphal example involves paying people to uselessly dig...
Month: July 2020
Least well-off get the most Covid help
Chancellors have not always been keen on the detailed scrutiny of who wins and loses as a result of the...
The stocks to avoid in case of a coronavirus second spike
Investors could be putting their savings at risk by snapping up severely discounted stocks as a second spike in coronavirus cases and...
The property hotspots where the stamp duty holiday could create the biggest savings
Meanwhile buyers in London’s Hillingdon and Waltham Forest boroughs will make tax savings of £10,067 and £10,727 against respective house...
Why the Chancellor’s ‘kickstart’ scheme won’t help university graduates
Aspiring lawyers, accountants and other ambitious university graduates have been left behind by the Government’s new ‘kickstart’ scheme as it...
Sunak’s VAT cut is not enough to make me a happy camper
A £3.8bn stamp duty cut meanwhile sounds bold, but arguably is of limited impact when many such first-time buyers were...
No support for overlooked company directors in the mini-Budget
Small businesses that slipped through the net of Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s measures to support the British economy continue to be overlooked, according...
The stocks to buy after the Government’s summer spending splurge
Pubs, restaurants and tourism The Chancellor announced that everyone in the country will get an "eat out to help out" discount throughout...
Walmart hosts virtual summer camp, drive-in movies to keep families entertained
Dive Brief: Walmart is hosting a virtual summer camp and drive-in movie experience to connect with families who are stuck...
‘Surprised’ emotions in video ads drive conversions during pandemic, study says
Dive Brief: Video ads that showed surprised emotions in the first three seconds spurred a 360% jump in performance from...
