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BBC NEWS 02/09/10 - Rise of the SWOFTY (Single women over 50)
DAILYMAIL 02/09/10 - Forget the girlfriends or wives, it’s the pushy mums who drive their sons to success
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Posts Tagged Finance
My son says that he can take a GCSE in personal finance.
INDEPENDENT 1/07/10
My son says that he can take a GCSE in personal finance.
Spending cuts: Child Trust Funds axed
Telegraph 24/05/10
The new Government has announced plans to scale back payments into Child Trust Funds this year and axe them completely from the start of next year.
Child benefit should be taxed and money given to poorest, thinktank says
Guardian 20/05/10
Institute of Public Policy Research proposes taxing payments for families on middle and higher incomes
Children earning £426m from odd jobs
Telegraph 20/05/10
One in five children are supplementing their pocket money through working, collectively earning £426 million a year, a survey showed today.
Coalition Government: families braced for the emergency Budget
Telegraph 18/05/10
With the coalition Government in place and the date for an emergency Budget already set, households throughout Britain are scrutinising their own finances to see how they might be affected.
£55bn school building programme could be cut
Telegraph 15/05/10
A £55bn school rebuilding project has been placed on hold, with some of the cash earmarked for the Conservatives’ planned Swedish-style free schools.
VAT should be imposed on food and children’s clothes, says IMF
Telegraph 15/05/10
In an unusual intervention, the IMF said one of the best ways for the coalition Government to raise money and repair the public finances would be to remove the zero-rate that excluded a number of goods from VAT.
Nurseries close as recession-hit parents struggle to pay rising fees
Independent 14/05/10
Nursery fees have increased at double the rate of inflation although many parents face pay freezes, reduced working hours, and unemployment because of the recession, according to the latest financial research into childcare.
Couples ‘up to £200 a MONTH worse off than single mothers’
Daily Mail 29/04/10
Most people would get more benefits if they were single rather than part of a couple, a report claimed today.
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