Money Moves

The UK government is planning to update the national curriculum in England to address contemporary issues facing students. This involves introducing financial literacy lessons that cover budgeting and mortgages. Additionally, students will learn to identify fake news and disinformation, including content generated by artificial intelligence. The review, the first of its kind in over a […]

A former retail employee from Dundee is supporting a campaign that encourages shoppers to show respect towards retail staff. This initiative aims to raise awareness about the challenges faced by employees in the retail sector, particularly in light of the increasing instances of disrespectful behavior from customers. The campaign highlights the importance of understanding the

Gopichand Hinduja, the head of Britain’s wealthiest family, has passed away at the age of 85. Mr. Hinduja, often referred to as GP, was a key figure in the Hinduja Group, a multinational conglomerate that spans 11 sectors, including finance, media, and oil, employing around 200,000 people globally. The family released a statement acknowledging his

The proposal to limit an increase in fuel duty in Guernsey’s 2026 budget has been rejected by deputies, with a vote tally of six in favor and 30 against. Deputies Jayne Ozanne and Liam McKenna had suggested increasing fuel duty by 2.3% instead of the planned 4.3%. During the debate, Ozanne expressed concerns that the

Yum! Brands is reportedly considering a potential sale of its Pizza Hut chain due to ongoing challenges in competing within the pizza market. The brand has experienced several quarters of declining same-store sales in the U.S., which is significant since this market constitutes 42% of its global revenue. Despite some sales growth in international markets,

Gopichand Hinduja, the billionaire leader of one of Britain’s wealthiest families, has passed away at the age of 85. He died on Tuesday in London following a prolonged illness, as reported by a family spokesperson. The Hinduja family, known for their low profile, was listed as the richest in the Sunday Times Rich List for

In recent political discourse, press conferences have become increasingly common outside of traditional campaign periods, often indicating significant events or emergencies. The Reform party has conducted multiple press conferences in a single week, with notable participation from Kemi Badenoch, who engaged in an outdoor presentation last Thursday. On Tuesday, Rachel Reeves held a press conference

Manchester Pride is reported to have outstanding debts totaling £1.3 million owed to performers, suppliers, and venues. This financial situation emerged following the charity’s recent announcement of insolvency, which was prompted by numerous complaints regarding unpaid work. A financial report from KR8 Advisory indicates that 182 entities are affected, with debts ranging from £30 to

Sir Alan Bates, a prominent campaigner for victims of the Horizon scandal, has reached a settlement with the government over his claim. His advocacy began over two decades ago, representing a group of 555 subpostmasters who participated in a significant legal action against the Post Office. The specific amount of the settlement has not been

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has indicated that the upcoming Budget will involve significant tax increases, citing past government actions as contributing factors to current economic challenges. She attributes these expected tax rises to prior administrations’ decisions, including the impacts of post-Brexit trading arrangements and austerity measures, which have affected economic productivity. Reeves noted that productivity has