Gary Smith

By Gary Smith , 30 Jul 24 Some think the Chancellor will “get it all over with” with tax rises

The Government has announced details of what to expect from the Employment Rights Bill due to be unveiled in Parliament later today. The Government has confirmed that the Bill will include measures to:

Towns often rely on volunteers to navigate complicated federal relief channels. And flood mitigation projects would ideally be regional, not local, efforts.

With the Yankees and Dodgers so evenly matched, this World Series will be somewhat like a coin-flipping contest. That’s the paradox of luck and skill.

Looking at what has changed for long-term investors during the last decade paints a sobering picture. In October 2014 macroeconomic factors were at the forefront of investor concerns. The International Monetary Fund had forecast global gross domestic product growth at 3.3%, after an outturn of 3.3% in 2013.

The Government has today confirmed the increases to the National Minimum Wage which will take effect from 1 April 2025:

AI models are really good at finding patterns in data but they are bad at deciding whether these spotted patterns can be used to make reliable predictions.

Bring more joy into your life this season by adopting one of the amazing shelter pets waiting for a forever home. This is the perfect time of year to open your heart and your home to a new pet. And in Pembroke Pines, Florida, a special furry friend is looking for her forever family.

More families will be drawn into inheritance tax from 2027, and some will want to start planning now to mitigate the effects, says Gary Smith of wealth manager Evelyn Partners.

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