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As Trump assembles his new government, investors will be keenly watching for indications of his policy priorities. How far his administration will go to deliver his promised tariffs and tax cuts, for example?
As the dust settles on this US election, the world is bracing for what a second Trump term could bring to the global economy. The market reaction so far has been something of a déjà vu, echoing the “Trump trades” of 2016 - US bond yields are rising, the dollar is strengthening, and equities are on an upward swing
Yes, taxation has increased on businesses and the wealthy, but this was nothing like as bad as had been predicted. Government spending has increased, but having laid the groundwork the chancellor has missed a once in a generation opportunity to do something truly different.
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‘Secret loan’ commissions may cost billions in compensation
By Worldwide Financial Planning
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Debt Consolidation, Financial Planning
I covered the most cost-efficient way to buy a car in this column a couple of months back, and it’s quite apt that the appeal courts have just sided with consumers over the secret car loan commissions, a ruling which may rock some financial institutions further than some may think.
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IMPROVING OUTLOOK FOR THE UK BUT FEARS OF A DIFFICULT BUDGET WEIGH ON SENTIMENT
The update from the IMF is rare good news for the Treasury as it gets ready for next week’s Budget. The government appears to have overdone its efforts to pave the way for spending cuts and tax rises.
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How is the mortgage market supporting house prices?
At the beginning of this rate rise, we were clear they wouldn’t rocket as the mainstream press said, and we explained that in this column. They haven’t. In conversations we are having with borrowers it’s clear that fear has stuck, so let’s look at the facts again.
