The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring financial educator and author Jared Dillian has been released. Listen here.
'Eco non profit coffee internet gender fluid food banks that gives you information on the benefits you can claim.'
Atfab lol, it's good to hear a labour policy at last anyway !
Very motivated labour voters, very unmotivated Tory voters
'The way things are going at the mo I think Starmer could take a dump on the cenotaph steps and still get elected. LOL'
Labour voters would certainly love it
The torys should of cut corp tax to 12% when they had the chance
Gazzaberry, sorry to disappoint you and Eeyore but there's zero chance of house prices dropping hard or fast. Unless everything goes tts up in which case hiyse prices prob not important.
I'm in that business and the big developers have a very tight grip on production and land. Even back in 2009 (when there was a real recession) and sites were closing all over, house prices still barely dropped.
Darth Trader = Eeyore the donkey or those monks in Monty Python Holy Grail that appear now and then to chant and hit themselves on the head
Why do the media keep wheeling out 'former' Labour activist Torsten Bell of the Resolution Foundation to comment on the economy as if he has no skin in the game?
Or have I just answered my own question?
'The lefty tools have been spaffing off waiting for "great news" about inflation and the economy.'
FB they're still in a circle jerk over TUI leaving the UK
Most of that spent on the covid lockdown farce, the biggest mistake this country has made since Blair invaded Iraq.
Seem to remember Vorderman and her mates screeching 24/7 about Boris the Butcher, lockdown harder, PPE blah fkn blah
'Including men, who are only a mere source of income these days'
Missus fkd off has she StickyToffeePud? Can't say I blame her.
Proper Nimrod that Porsche1946 bloke.
Seem to remember him admitting he's always so angry cause his feet don't reach the pedals in his big tossy Porsche
TFE it won't hurt Starmer or labour at all. Starmers flip flopping will reassure labour members that the labour party are at heart still anti semetic
Who's taking bets on the BOE slashing interest rates once their boy Starmer is in?
A Labour run Welsh council closed 85 schools today in case of snow.
Not a single flake fell.
Take a look at Wales for the future of this country under Keith.
Skier, the FT has refused to get past Brexit, propogating misery and negativity at every opportunity.
They would rather see the country go up in flames than survive without Daddy EU.
Glad they're not looking after my pension
Pension fund sells off Shell and BP stake over 'insufficient' net zero efforts -
A pension fund has sold off its holdings in oil and gas giants
Shell and BP saying they are not moving fast enough to reduce emissions.
PFZW, which managed about €238bn (£203bn) at the end of 2023, said it had divested its holdings in 310 oil and gas companies - worth around €2.8bn (£2.4bn) - after a two-year engagement programme.
The companies, which include Shell, BP and TotalEnergies, have set out plans to become net zero carbon emitters by 2050 as well as various short and medium-term decarbonisation targets.
PFZW said: “During this period, dialogue with oil and gas companies was significantly intensified to encourage them to produce verifiable transition plans that support the goal of the Paris Climate Agreement.
“Most of our fossil fuel investments have now been sold off, as these companies have made insufficient steps in the transition to a cleaner energy mix.”
PFZW, through its asset management division PGGM, will also step down as one of two pension funds leading climate negotiations with Shell since 2022 on behalf of the Climate Action 100+ (CA100+) investor group comprising $68trillion (£53.9trn) in assets, a spokesman said.
Don't worry Grayling, your masters degree on the life and loves of Gary Linekar IS worthwhile
Hey Porsche, if only we were in the EU lol.
'Britain hails economic revival as France and Germany stumble 'Britain’s dominant services sector expanded at its fastest pace in eight months as France and Germany’s companies slumped, according to closely-watched surveys.
The S&P Global UK Services purchasing managers’ index (PMI) - a key monthly barometer of the sector’s performance - rose to 54.3 in January, up from 53.4 in December.
It was above the 50 mark separating growth from contraction for the third consecutive month.
Tim Moore, economics director at S&P Global, said: “The revival in UK service sector performance gained momentum at the start of 2024, with output growth accelerating to its fastest for eight months amid stronger business and consumer spending.”
However, it was a different story in Europe. France’s services businesses are in their longest downturn for more than a decade, with its PMI showing a decline for the eighth consecutive month.
Germany’s services sector PMI worsened to a five-month low.
Norman Liebke, economist at Hamburg at Hamburg Commercial Bank, said “the best we can say for the first quarter is that we expect a stagnation of the French economy” while his colleague Dr Cyrus de la Rubia said Germany’s sector was “firmly entrenched in inflationary territory '
' IMHO there will never be another Conservative Government, ever'
Prob true. We'll have votes for children, votes for convicts, votes for immigrants, two votes for students and a bonus vote filled in on your behalf if you grass on your neighbour for not wearing a face mask in his house.
Brixton
Hardly surprising scmbags think they can throw acid in someone's face with impunity. Labour MP Claudia Webbe walked free from court after being convicted of threatening to throw acid in a woman's face. AND SHE'S STILL AN MP!!!
At least she didn't eat a slice of cake on her birthday.