LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's poorest households are worse off than those in Slovenia and Malta after nearly two decades of ...

The numbers – which equate to a fall in spending of around 18 per cent – demonstrate how so-called ‘amateur’ landlords, who may own just one or two properties, are declining. The overall size of the ...

The graphic below shows how the number of products held by a proportion of the population has fallen since the pandemic in 2020 ... in the UK have £16,067 in savings, on average, according ...

Stocks listed on overseas exchanges may be subject to additional dealing and exchange rate charges, and may have other tax implications ... In March 2020, the top 10% of UK households by income ...

Businesses have spent around £800 million ($1.03 billion) complying with the UK’s digital tax return regime, the tax ...

British workers would be more than £4,000 ($5,178) a year better off if wages had kept pace with their American peers since ...

The capital still has by far the most expensive average property price in the UK, at £545,183 ... as buyers aim to avoid the additional tax. "Whilst the impending stamp duty deadline has been ...

But in terms of the most common careers in the UK, which roles take the top spot ... But in this instance (and looking at the salary average), we’re talking primary/secondary here.

The average UK daytime maximum temperature in March is 9.2C – an average that takes in all of the country across the whole month. Met Office spokesman Oli Claydon said it will be a “very ...

That puts the maximum sales tax close to the highest in the nation, at an average 8.410% in 2025. Missouri is one of 10 states that still tax groceries, and levies a statewide reduced rate of 1. ...

Lithia took on more leverage before the recession to fund acquisitions, L2 (now-defunct used-vehicle stores) growth, and working capital. The company has substantially reduced this debt load over the ...