March 20, 2026
Business News

London Living Wage 2026: New £14.80 Rate & Implementation Guide

In a year shaped by continued cost-of-living pressure and regulatory updates, the London Living Wage 2026 has been confirmed at £14.80 per hour. For businesses operating in Greater London, this is more than a headline announcement. It represents a decision point: whether to align with the voluntary London rate, how to budget for it, and […]

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Business

HMRC Personal Expenditure Crackdown: Is Your Business at Risk in 2026?

In 2026, tax compliance in the UK is entering a new, digitally‑driven era. With Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax Self Assessment soon becoming mandatory for many, and with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) actively targeting incorrect business expense claims, business owners face heightened scrutiny over how they classify and report costs. In a […]

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Finance

Business Asset Disposal Relief 2026: Act Before the 18% Rate Hike

In 2026, UK business owners face one of the most consequential tax changes in recent years. Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) a key incentive for entrepreneurs selling their businesses or shares is scheduled to see its capital gains tax (CGT) rate rise from 14% to 18% on 6 April 2026. This change may seem subtle, […]

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Technology

Why UK Drivers are Delaying the EV Transition in 2026? | New Data

The transition to electric vehicles (EVs) has been one of the most discussed shifts in UK transport policy over the past decade. As the UK Government pursues its legally binding Net Zero 2050 ambition and implements the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate, many expected British motorists to embrace EVs rapidly. Yet, despite clear environmental imperatives […]

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Finance

Why High Street Banks Losing £100 Billion in Deposits? – 2026 Update

In recent years, the UK’s traditional high street banks have seen an extraordinary shift in where customers choose to keep their money. Between 2019 and 2024, high street lenders such as NatWest, Barclays, Lloyds and others lost roughly £100 billion in customer deposits a dramatic sign that UK savers are reassessing the value they receive from […]

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Business

Why UK Business Owners Plan Job Cuts in 2026?

In 2026, a growing number of UK business owners are planning job cuts. This trend isn’t isolated; rather, it reflects deeper economic, technological, and strategic shifts shaping the British labour market. From rising operational costs to evolving workplace technologies, firms are evaluating both short‑term survival and long‑term competitiveness. This guide explores the key reasons behind […]

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Business News

The Structure of the UK Medical Cannabis Market – Explained 

The UK’s legal medical cannabis market is a booming sector, but one that is often misunderstood. Since it was legalised in 2018, some 80,000 patients have begun treating various conditions with prescribed medical cannabis or derived-medicines from private clinics. The NHS has only prescribed on a two digit number of occasions, which has limited growth, […]

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Business

How to Sell a House That Has Been on the Market Too Long?

When a property sits on the market for months without attracting serious buyers, it can feel frustrating and stressful. You may start wondering what is wrong with the home, even if nothing major stands out. The truth is, many properties struggle to sell not because they are “bad,” but because small issues add up. The […]

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Finance

NS&I Premium Bonds Winners 2026: Results & Prize Updates

🔵 LIVE PRIZE DRAW UPDATE Last Updated: February 3, 2026 NS&I has officially confirmed the February 2026 Premium Bonds prize draw results. Two new £1 million jackpot winners have been announced from Hampshire and Greater Manchester each holding the maximum £50,000 in bonds. Millions of tax-free prizes have been distributed across the UK. Use the […]

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Finance

DWP Benefit Cap Impact Explained: Who Is Affected, Exemptions & Universal Credit

🔴 POLICY UPDATE Last Updated: February 3, 2026 The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed that the benefit cap thresholds remain unchanged for 2026, despite rising living costs and increased housing pressures across the UK. Welfare groups warn that households receiving Universal Credit and Housing Benefit in high-rent areas are increasingly at risk […]

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