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Published 12 months ago

A new UK policy will kick people off benefits if they don’t try to work

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 3 years ago

How much should charity bosses earn?

by Economy Team in News
Published 5 years ago

Why (some) economists hate Christmas gifts

by Economy Team in News
Published 5 years ago

Tories claim Labour wants to increase your tax bill by £2,400

by Economy Team in News
Published 5 years ago

Here’s why we like men’s art more than women’s

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Credit scores are going international

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Would banning tips improve hospitality work?

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

WOW Air has gone bust

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

British shops sold less Christmas stuff than they have for ten years

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

A million families will lose their child benefits by 2020

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

UK train fares just got 3% more expensive

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

The BBC might make elderly Brits pay to watch TV

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

Here’s how the value of the pound is figured out

by Economy Team
Published 6 years ago

Barclays has made a bank card that stops you spending money down the pub

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

A cinema is charging Londoners 40 quid a ticket

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Most millionaires don’t think they’re rich enough

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Money experts think Bitcoin is now completely worthless

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

People have some opinions on the fees migrants pay to send money to their families

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

Men have longer commutes than women. #EverydaySexism?

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

Chinese shoppers just spent $30 billion celebrating being single

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Is the minimum wage a good thing?

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

Should police prosecute men who laughed at Grenfell fire?

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

British women now have to wait as long as men to retire

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

WTF was Fiscal Phil actually on about?

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

Phil’s Budget Speech: Hot or Not?

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

UK Budget 2018: Highlights

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

How will the UK Budget 2018 change your life?

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

New technology knows when we’re lying

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Women have declared war on make-up

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

Trump is “very unhappy” with America’s central bank.

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

The UK’s legal aid organisation is going to court… to defend itself

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

Saudi Arabia discovers crime doesn’t pay

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Open borders vs. closed borders

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

Got some dirty money you want to hide? Come to London.

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Some bloke cut up his Banksy art to try and double its value

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Stephen Hawking could be on the next £50 note, if it exists…

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Brits don’t care about saving for retirement. Uh-oh.

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Trump’s presidency has built up a big, beautiful… budget deficit

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Royal Mail staff say their bosses are cheating them out of money

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

Thousands of Glaswegian women are striking over gender discrimination in council wages

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

40% of young people couldn’t afford the cheapest home in their area

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Amazon ups its minimum wage

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

You know that big financial crisis we just had? Prepare for round two.

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

The President of the United States has been accused of being a tax cheat

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Restaurants may be banned from taking away staff’s tips

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

‘Vampire’ bank Goldman Sachs wants you to save money in its new account

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Should banks pay back all victims of online fraud?

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Women are better investors than men

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

Apple has given Ireland €14.3 billion. Ireland doesn’t want it.

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Labour wants businesses to share profits with their employees

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Cryptocurrencies lost $20 billion of value overnight

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Brits are spending more than they earn. Uh-oh.

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Will paying people more money improve the economy?

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Amazon is now worth $1 trillion

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Should Mark Carney be rehired as governor of the Bank of England?

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Do we really need pennies?

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

The government deficit is lower than it’s been in a long time. Is this good news?

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Trump’s said he thinks China is a “currency manipulator” again

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Venezuela is getting a new currency

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Rail fares could be lower if we calculated inflation differently

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Pound falls as people get scared this ‘no deal’ thing could actually happen

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

The Bank of England has raised interest rates – here’s why

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

‘Mortgage prisoners’ will be given access to lower rates

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Banks might need to have a ‘basic savings rate’

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Venezuela’s inflation rate could hit a MILLION percent

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Public sector wage cap may finally be scrapped today

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

Are people getting richer, or have they just stopped saving?

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Trump is “not thrilled” about interest rate rise

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

More of us in jobs, less of us getting pay rises

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

The UK’s latest growth rates are out. Here’s what they actually mean

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

People could now claim commission on PPI even if they weren’t mis-sold a policy

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Women are likely to end up with 11% less in their pension pots

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Will people in rural areas still have access to cash?

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

If you want to open a new bank account, shop around

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Greece’s ‘bailout’ programme is about to end

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

The EU is hitting back with tariffs on US goods

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Take VAT off gym prices, says head of Pure Gym

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Virgin Money and CYBG are merging into one big bank

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Local councils shouldn’t need to sell off all our public buildings, charity says

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 6 years ago

Where’s the second half of that NHS booster fund going to come from?

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Contactless payments are taking over cash as our number one shopping method

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Europe’s central bank has finally stopped ‘quantitative easing’

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Jay-Z is being accused of withholding royalties from his distributor

by Economy Team in Entertainment
Published 6 years ago

Elderly people are saving two thirds of their income

by Economy Team
Published 6 years ago

Cryptocurrencies fall in value after South Korean hack

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Switzerland is voting on a radical change to the way banks work this weekend

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Starting salaries are rising faster than they have in three years

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

The government is selling 7.7 per cent of its shares in RBS

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

The UK government is probably investing in nuclear power again

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Banks should stop making it so easy for us to get into overdrafts

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

The US is undoing post-2008 financial regulation and people are worried

by Economy Team in News
Published 6 years ago

Instead of fining companies for nuisance calls, we’re fining bosses

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

Mark Carney says he thought we’d be £900 richer by now

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

The Bank of England’s announcing what happens to interest rates

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

A think tank thinks we should give every millennial £10k to tackle the ‘generational divide’

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

Protestors in Iran are using banknotes to spread messages

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

Finland’s ending its ‘free money’ trial

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

Inflation is at its lowest in a year

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

“You can pay me in cruises”

by Economy Team
Published 7 years ago

RIP copper coins

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

There could be a bit more cash for the NHS

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

So many people wanted the new Millennial Railcard it crashed the website

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

Women are stereotyped in financial media

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

There’s a trillion dollar gold club. And it wants more members

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

The guy behind the Fyre Festival fiasco has just admitted fraud

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

The old £10 notes aren’t worth anything any more

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

Harry and Meghan are setting out their ‘charitable futures’

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

Five things you need to know about Bitcoin

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

What to expect in 2018

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 7 years ago

What to expect from the budget

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

Are we right to be so angry about the Paradise Papers?

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 7 years ago

Here’s how many primary school teachers we could pay if people stopped avoiding tax

by Saman Sadeghi Afgeh in Issues
Published 7 years ago

The real reason cab drivers hate Uber

by Saman Sadeghi Afgeh in Issues
Published 7 years ago

Could monkeys run the financial system better than us?

by Victoria Waldersee in Voices
Published 7 years ago

Why do banks charge overdraft fees?

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 7 years ago

Where to look online for advice on debt

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 7 years ago

Au revoir, overdraft charges (maybe)

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

Americans are way more confident in their personal finances than America’s

by Economy Team in News
Published 7 years ago

Why do people care how much BBC stars get paid?

by Economy Team in Entertainment
Published 7 years ago

Poorer students leave university with the most debt. But does it really matter?

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 7 years ago

Even Adele’s got a side-hustle

by Economy Team in Entertainment
Published 7 years ago

Only 16% of the top earning celebrities are women

by Ellie Clayton in Entertainment
Published 8 years ago

This latest cyberattack reveals just how much economic power our computers have

by Daniel Lapedus in News
Published 8 years ago

Beyonce and Jay Z are worth a billion dollars

by Economy Team in Entertainment
Published 8 years ago

Is our avo-obsession really the reason we can’t buy houses?

by Olivia Wills in News
Published 8 years ago

Financial abuse is real, and it’s dangerous. Get out while you can

by Katy Brent in Issues
Published 8 years ago

Paying interest on your loans? In Islam, you shouldn’t have to

by Sarah Lang
Published 8 years ago

This is how Buddhist monks live without money

by Tree Watson
Published 8 years ago

Does your religion affect the way you spend your money?

by Economy Team
Published 8 years ago

These two girls traveled around the US without spending a cent

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 8 years ago

We spoke to the owners of a home care company to find out what’s going on with care in the UK

by Daniel Lapedus in Issues
Published 8 years ago

We need to talk about Ed

by Katy Brent in Entertainment
Published 8 years ago

The price of an iceberg lettuce in the UK increased by 67%

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 8 years ago

March Madness is expected to bring in $900 million for the NCAA. Here’s where the money goes

by Economy Team in Entertainment
Published 8 years ago

Meet the women making porn, for women

by Ellie Clayton in Issues
Published 8 years ago

The truth about being a single mum

by Katy Brent in Issues
Published 8 years ago

We need to stop telling women they’re bad with money

by Daisy Buchanan in Issues
Published 8 years ago

Could a new way of banking transform how you think about spending?

by Rich McEachran in Issues
Published 8 years ago

Money problems and mental health problems go hand in hand, and banks aren’t doing enough to help

by Rich McEachran in Issues
Published 8 years ago

The UK government rejected suggestions on how to close the gender pay gap

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 8 years ago

Robots are already taking over – we interact with them every day

by Rachel England in Issues
Published 8 years ago

The one thing we still don’t buy online. Amazon’s making $10 bras

by Economy Team in News
Published 8 years ago

The real costs of Valentine’s Day

by Olivia Wills
Published 8 years ago

How engagement rings became the marker of true love

by Sofia Quaglia
Published 8 years ago

When did we start buying and selling love?

by Rebecca Hastings in Issues
Published 8 years ago

Is it ever okay to hook up with your co-worker?

by Roisin Woolnough in Issues
Published 8 years ago

What self-employment taught me about self love

by Daisy Buchanan in Issues
Published 8 years ago

Who should pay for what on a first date?

by Daisy Buchanan in Issues
Published 8 years ago

Donald Trump wants to scrap the rules designed to stop another financial crash from happening

by Economy Team in News
Published 8 years ago

Ed Sheeran’s angry about ticket resales and he’s not the only one

by Economy Team in Entertainment
Published 8 years ago

Loads of bankers met in Washington this week. What were they talking about?

by Raymond O'Lenic in Issues
Published 8 years ago

Could Bridget Jones afford her lifestyle in 2017?

by Marina Romiti in Entertainment
Published 8 years ago

Here’s one cause Martin Luther King fought for which you might not know about

by Samantha Eyler in News
Published 8 years ago

This is how much it’d cost to buy everything in the 12 Days of Christmas song

by Sofia Quaglia
Published 8 years ago

“The best things in life are free” my ass. Here’s how much it costs to have sex in the UK

by Jasmine Andersson in Voices
Published 8 years ago

The most marked-up food and drink on the High Street and why it costs so much

by Ian Aikman
Published 8 years ago

What’s been going on with the British pound lately?

by Economy Team in News
Published 8 years ago

Want a loan? Who needs a credit rating when you’ve got Facebook shares and likes?

by Pedro Sousa in News
Published 8 years ago

We asked US soccer fans what they make of the pay gap between male and female players

by Sara Zayto in Issues
Published 8 years ago

Glitter, disco ball, drugs: I decided to keep a record of everything I spent at Glastonbury this year. Here’s how it added up

by Anonymous in Entertainment
Published 8 years ago

Hundreds of pounds to sleep in a muddy field! Why do so many people splash out on festivals like Glastonbury?

by Tree Watson in Entertainment
Published 8 years ago

Supermarket queues, no toilet paper, chicken that costs a week’s wages. What’s going on in Venezuela?

by Lorenzo Fränkel in News
Published 8 years ago

We all know that money matters, but where did it come from and does it really make the world go round?

by Victoria Waldersee in Issues
Published 8 years ago

China is loaded, but it looks like it’s been seriously maxing out on credit. What’s going on and what does it mean?

by Mark Richards in Issues
Published 9 years ago

Does the new the UK national living wage still mean ‘livin’ on a prayer’ for those earning it?

by Daniel Lapedus in Issues
Published 9 years ago

Are bankers as good at their jobs as they think they are?

by Lukas Boehm
Published 9 years ago

What are the ‘Panama Papers’, and what’s going on with tax havens?

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 9 years ago

The economics of the Big Short, explained

by Tom Bangay in Entertainment
Published 9 years ago

Is it time to rethink our approach to work?

by Economy Team in Issues
Published 9 years ago

We really, really need to talk about money

by Dora Meade in Issues
Published 9 years ago

What are Pay Ratios?

by Charlie Young in Issues
Published 9 years ago

What is Basic Income?

by Ben Murray in Issues

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