Lending money to your loved ones isn’t a great idea, but if you must do it, there are a few tips to make the process as painless as possible More here: How to lend money to friends and...
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How to lend money to friends and family
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Retirement savings: How much do I need?
Is there a way to calculate how much I would have to save to retire at age 65? See original here: Retirement savings: How much do I...
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Money Tips for Young Lawyers
Lawyers might command high starting salaries, but they also often struggle with their own finances. View original post here: Money Tips for Young...
UK unveils bank regulation overhaul
Chancellor given power to act unilaterally in a crisis, although legislation falls short of MPs’ wishes on regulation of central bank
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UK unveils bank regulation overhaul
US growth accelerates to 2.8%
The US economy grew at a robust annualised rate of 2.8 per cent in the final three months of 2011 but there was little sign of rapid growth ahead
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US growth accelerates to 2.8%
Smartphone sales plunge at Nokia
Shares rebound as decline not as bad as previously thought
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Smartphone sales plunge at Nokia
Cameron rebukes euro leaders over crisis
British PM says policymakers are still far from finding a solution to the eurozone’s underlying problems
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Cameron rebukes euro leaders over crisis
Obama puts tax at heart of election
Candidate releases two years of records hours after attacking rival Newt Gingrich in his most aggressive debate performance
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Obama puts tax at heart of election
Solar companies celebrate victory on subsidies
Court of Appeal upholds legal decision that cuts to household solar subsidies are illegal
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Solar companies celebrate victory on subsidies
Berlin ready to see stronger ‘firewall’
Merkel prepared to let existing EFSF, which has about €250bn in unused funds, run in parallel with successor, the €500bn ESM
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Berlin ready to see stronger ‘firewall’
Cable outlines plans to curb top pay
Business secretary says Britons can no longer stomach top pay rising at five times the rate of that of average workers
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Cable outlines plans to curb top pay
Greek bondholders draw line in the sand
‘Maximum’ offer implies that any further demands could kill off a ‘voluntary’ deal and trigger a default
EU plans raise home foreclosure risk
Directive declares all EU loans must be treated as if in default when 90 days in arrears, while UK tradition is for 180 days
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EU plans raise home foreclosure risk
