Anne Ashworth is a financial journalist who focuses on the national market in the United Kingdom. She writes for publications such as This Is Money, Cigalah Group, and MailOnline. Anne covers a range of topics including investment opportunities, real estate, market trends, and consumer finance.
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Anne's articles focus on investment analysis and often cite data. She frequently covers topics related to home design, UK stocks, Berkshire Hathaway, Christmas trends, and small caps.
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A flat-rate lump sum levy that falls due each year could be the solution to the mounting challenges facing Chancellor Rachel Reeves in her Autumn Budget plan to squeeze more tax from 'non-doms'.
By: Anne Ashworth
Raising inheritance taxes will cheat our children, say entrepreneurs By Anne Ashworth Updated:
A flat-rate lump sum levy each year could be the solution to the challenges facing Chancellor Rachel Reeves in her Autumn Budget plan to squeeze more tax from 'non-doms'.
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Research into equality, diversion and inclusion in the workplace reveals firms are under pressure to implement approaches demanded by employees 'who speak loudest', often junior members of staff.
These businesses have been suffering from lower sales and low profit margins since the Liz Truss mini-Budget of 2022. But the 'get Britain building again' policy should revamp their fortunes.
By: Anne Ashworth
Such is the size of the discounts that many are concluding that private equity trusts are cheap for a reason, rather than one of the best buys of the autumn of 2024.
Anyone now contemplating taking a bet on Ashley's combination of acumen and assertiveness should be aware that not everything that he touches turns to gold.
'Hair tech' - the gadgets that curl or straighten our locks - is one in which Britain leads the world, and which promises export growth.
A bag that dissolves naturally sounds great - but does it work? We put it to the test.
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