January 25, 2025

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Rachel Reeves denies Labour hindering consumer interests in car loans scandal – The Guardian

Rachel Reeves denies Labour hindering consumer interests in car loans scandal  The Guardian Reeves’s attempt to derail car finance compensation puts £30bn at risk  The Telegraph Labour moves to cut car finance compensation payouts to save banks  AutoExpress Source link

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Abandoned building in Edinburgh’s ‘Wild West’ brought back to life

A Scotland-based SME property investment company has converted an abandoned Edinburgh building into a new home after securing finance from specialist lender Together. Dubbed ‘Project SVG’, it required the conversion of a derelict storage/office unit in Morningside, which had laid empty for over 10 years. The property sits next to the historical landmark ‘Wild West’;

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Personal finance classes are the new hotness on campus

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Labour moves to cut car finance compensation payouts to save banks

The Treasury under Labour chancellor Rachel Reeves is seeking to influence the outcome of the ongoing car finance scandal. She warned that a barrage of payouts, which could cost the industry billions, would damage the UK’s image as a hub for business. Towards the end of 2024, the Court of Appeal ruled in a landmark

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Reeves wades in to motor finance scandal in bid to soften £30bn payout

Tuesday 21 January 2025 11:50 am  |  Updated:  Tuesday 21 January 2025 3:02 pm Share Facebook Share on Facebook X Share on Twitter LinkedIn Share on LinkedIn WhatsApp Share on WhatsApp Email Share on Email Rachel Reeves has intervened in the motor finance probe amid fears of a £30bn redress payout Shares in some of Britain’s

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Trump quits Paris agreement and pauses foreign climate finance

Around $11 billion a year of funding for climate projects in developing countries are under threat from Trump’s review On his first day in office, US President Donald Trump has officially begun the one-year process of leaving the 2015 Paris climate agreement and announced a pause on all government aid funding for 90 days pending

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Treasury seeks intervention over motor finance row amid economic fears

Moody’s had said the motor credit sector could face damages of up to £30bn The FCA’s top lawyer suggested total compensation payouts could top £50bn By HARRY WISE Updated: 13:45, 21 January 2025 HM Treasury is looking to protect the vehicle finance sector from huge compensation bills, fearing this could damage Britain’s economy, according to

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The Behavioral Finance Hack To Turn Your Pay Raise Into Retirement Gold

Receiving a raise presents a terrific opportunity to turbocharge your retirement savings. getty Raise Your 401(k) Retirement Contributions Right When You Get a Pay Raise Congratulations! You are likely to score a raise this year. According to HR.com’s 2025-2026 Salary Budget Survey, 97% of employers plan to increase their employees’ compensation in 2025, with 78%

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L&T FINANCE Q3 Results 2025: Profit Falls by 2.15% YoY

L&T FINANCE Q3 Results 2025:L&T FINANCE declared their Q3 results on 20 Jan, 2025. The company reported a topline increase of 13.15% YoY, although profit saw a slight decline of 2.15% YoY, standing at ₹626.4 crore against a revenue of ₹4052.19 crore. In comparison to the previous quarter, revenue grew by 2.63%, while profit decreased

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Philippine finance chief sees slower rate cuts on global risks

PHILIPPINE Finance Secretary Ralph Recto said the nation’s central bank will continue to deliver interest rate cuts this year, but they may be fewer and farther apart than in 2024 in the face of geopolitical tensions and uncertainties from US policies. The government will return to the global debt market most likely in the first

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