No-fault evictions to be banned in England
Private landlords will no longer be able to evict tenants at short notice without good reason under new plans. The
Landmark day for state pension equality
From the 6th of November women in the UK will begin to qualify for their state pensions at the same
Landlords are increasingly choosing to own properties through companies to get around new tax rules, research shows.
Data from Mortgages for Business, a broker, said 44pc of completed buy-to-let mortgages are now done by limited companies, up
Key points of Budget 2018
Personal taxation and wages The personal allowance threshold, the rate at which people start paying income tax at 20%, to
Wales property prices up after Severn bridge toll scrapped
House prices in South Wales have risen up to 14 per cent ahead of the Severn Bridge toll being scrapped
UK wage growth fastest for nearly 10 years
Wages excluding bonuses have risen at their fastest pace in nearly 10 years, official figures show. Pay rose by 3.1%
Workplace pensions Basics – what your employer has to and doesn’t have to do
Firstly all employers must offer a workplace pension scheme by law. Your work place pension gets paid by yourself ,
No preference for EU workers after Brexit, cabinet agrees
People from the EU should face the same immigration rules as those from elsewhere, once the UK has completely left
House Prices Rise to Highest Rate in a Year
11th September House prices have increased to its highest rate in almost a year, according to Halifax. The prices are