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2012 News

 

Ban On Commission-Based Selling For Financial Advisers

28 December 2012 •

Financial advisers are no longer allowed to receive commission on the sales of financial products under new rules in force today.

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Autumn statement lacks bank funding details say business groups

06 December 2012 •

Business groups have welcomed measures contained in the Autumn Statement to support UK firms but want clearer details and timescales on the creation of a state backed Business Bank.

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Universal Credit To Hit Small Businesses And Start-ups, MPs Warn

22 November 2012 •

Small businesses, the self-employed and start-up companies could all struggle with major upcoming changes to the welfare and benefit system and the way PAYE data is reported, a report by MPs has warned.

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Fuel duty and unfair petrol prices hitting economy, say motoring groups

16 November 2012 •

'Unfair' fuel taxes and wholesale petrol prices are hitting drivers and causing lasting damage to the UK economy, business and motoring groups have warned.

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SMEs face rising business costs

26 October 2012 •

The majority of small businesses in the UK (95 per cent) have seen a rise in business costs over the past year, according to research from the Forum of Private Business (FPB).

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Entrepreneur scheme extended to boost enterprise

18 October 2012 •

The New Enterprise Allowance (NEA) scheme has been extended to give 33,000 extra jobseekers help to set up their own business.

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Two in five Brits do not know where their pension is invested - do you?

26 September 2012 •

More than two in five adults (41 per cent) do not know where their pension fund is invested, according to research from Baring Asset Management.

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