‘Rip-off’ contracts costing Brits £576 a year

Brits trapped in contracts think they overpay by £576 a year

Brits stuck in ‘rip-off contracts’ reckon overpriced deals are costing them £576 a year more than they should be paying.

Britain just can't afford up to £100m a year to give round-the-clock protection to what will soon be NINE living ex-prime ministers: DAI DAVIES

Britain just can't afford up to £100m a year to give round-the-clock protection to what will soon be NINE living ex-prime ministers: DAI DAVIES

Deloitte review: Premier League clubs’ pre-tax losses surge by 600% to £948m

Losses increase between 2023-24 and 2024-25 seasonsTransfer spend and lack of one-off sales account for riseThe combined pre-tax losses of Premier League clubs climbed from £135m in the 2023-24 season to £948m in 2024-25, according to Deloitte’s annual review of football finance.This rise was attributed by Deloitte to transfer spending and the absence of significant profits from one-off sales. Net debt of Premier League clubs was up to £3.6bn in 2024-25, compared to £3.5bn the season before, Deloitte found. Continue reading...

Newcastle hit with demand for £3.2m over ‘deliberate’ failure to pay tax on transfers

Club owe HMRC £1.9m in tax and handed £1.25m penaltyRelates to investigation of transfers under Mike AshleyNewcastle United have been hit with a demand for £3.2m from HM Revenue and Customs over a “deliberate” failure to pay tax, according to official disclosures that relate to a near decade-long investigation into player transfers under the club’s former owner, Mike Ashley.The Tyneside club, which has been owned by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund since 2021, owes HMRC £1.9m in tax and has also been hit with a penalty of £1.25m, the newly released documents show. The bill emerged as a result of the tax authority’s regular publication of a league table of “deliberate tax defaulters”, with Newcastle United featuring at the top of the most recent list, released on Thursday. Continue reading...

What does Sky's £1.6bn deal with ITV mean for viewers?

What does Sky's £1.6bn deal with ITV mean for viewers?

Dollar General's New Pricing - Good News for Louisiana Shoppers

Dollar General's New Pricing - Good News for Louisiana Shoppers

सुनको मूल्य तोलामा १४ सय रूपैयाँले घट्यो

काठमाडौं । सोमबार नेपाली बजारमा सुनको मूल्यमा गिरावट आएको छ। छापावाल सुनको भाउ प्रतितोला १ हजार ४ सय रुपैयाँले घटेको हो। नेपाल सुनचाँदी व्यवसायी महासंघका अनुसार आइतबार प्रतितोला २ लाख ८३ हजार ८ सय रुपैयाँमा कारोबार भएको सुन सोमबार घटेर २ लाख ८२ हजार ४ सय रुपैयाँमा कायम भएको छ। त्यस्तै, चाँदीको मूल्यमा पनि सामान्य []

Pay more: The era of mega discounts may be ending

Pay more: The era of mega discounts may be ending

Final full-floor condo at 565 Broome tops Manhattan contracts

A deal for a full-floor residence at 565 Broome Street topped Manhattan’s luxury contracts, inching out a former Victoria’s Secret CEO’s townhouse. The contract was one of 27 signed for homes asking at least 4 million between June 22 and June 28, according to a report from Olshan Realty. Buyers signed deals for 17 condos, eight co-ops and two townhouses. Contract volume for the week was 190 million, down from 203 million the week prior. Homes entering contract last week had a median asking price of 7 million and an average discount of 6 percent. The last four weeks were []This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.

Childcare bill blows another hole in Labor’s budget

Sky News host Jaimee Rogers claims Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s $3.6 billion childcare wage deal is the latest costly commitment putting pressure on the nation’s finances. “The road to a budget blowout is often paved with good intentions. The NDIS is proof of that. Now there are warnings the childcare sector could be heading down exactly the same path,” Ms Roers said. “The Albanese Government committed $3.6 billion to a childcare wage increase. Subsidising 60,000 childcare workers for another 18 months. “This increase wasn't in the budget. And this isn’t the only hole in the budget from this week. “To put the childcare costs in perspective, the government is selling defence assets for about $1.8 billion, which looks like a weekend garage sale next to this 18-month childcare pay rise. “The sale of 67 defence sites will pay for half the cost of this childcare deal.”

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Fair to the taxpayer? MPs dodged cuts to their lavish super scheme

Fair to the taxpayer? MPs dodged cuts to their lavish super scheme

PM: Some misused govt loans on luxury offices, cars and second wives

This has to stop, Anwar says.

T-bills auction: Government exceeds target by 77%; but to pay more for one-year bill at maturity

The government recorded 77 oversubscription of the treasury bills auction, as the yield on the one-year bill hit 12.99. According to the auction results by the Bank of Ghana, most of the investors bought the 364-day bill because of the attractive interest rate. However, the government will have to pay more to service the []

The Farage Watergate

How yes-men and shady money could bring down the face of Britain’s right.

This is what Britain would be like if we’d voted Remain

From more expensive rent to Nigel Farage as prime minister, a world-leading Brexit academic shares what might have been

2026 Travelers Championship prize money, purse: Payouts for each spot in the season's final signature event

The complete payout breakdown from the 20 million purse at the Travelers

Aave just crossed $1M in swap revenue, but HERE’s what you’re missing

Swap revenue and new wallets are both on the up these days.

I’ve Never Seen Prime Deals This Good — Here’s What We’re Buying from Caraway, KitchenAid, and More!

This is not a drill. READ MORE...

After the fracture: how Britain’s financial industry recovered from Brexit

After the fracture: how Britain’s financial industry recovered from Brexit

Visa Is Having a Rare Down Year. Is the Cash Flow Machine Finally a Bargain?

It's underperforming the market.

Bumble: The Market Is Too Focused On Payer Declines To Notice The Margin Expansion

Bumble: The Market Is Too Focused On Payer Declines To Notice The Margin Expansion

There’s a Reason Erling Haaland Owns So Many Birkin Bags: His Net Worth Is Through-the-Roof

Specifically, through the roof of his many mansions.

Dismantling Borders: How Open Banking And Instant Interoperability Are Finally Creating A Unified African Market

For decades, moving money across African borders has meant routing payments through London or New York, losing 7-8 of the value to fees, and waiting days for settlement. Two African countries conducted business in someone else’s currency on someone else’s infrastructure. That model is now under direct pressure. According to the AfricaNenda Foundation’s SIIPS 2025 []

Here’s what the average property price can get you across the UK — and it’s bleak

From five-bedroom houses to studio flats, here's what £378,000 can buy you across the UK.

Kelly McParland: The Brexit fiasco is separatism’s future

10 years after Brexit, the UK is still struggling to regain what it lost. It's not a formula meant to be copied

Former PASOK candidate to testify over alleged EOPYY fake-prescription fraud

In this case, the financial loss to the government exceeds 405,000 euros, and so far, 5,429 falsely issued prescriptions have been identified. The post Former PASOK candidate to testify over alleged EOPYY fake-prescription fraud appeared first on ProtoThema English.