The Government is to legalise the remote witnessing of wills to make it easier for people to record their final wishes during the coronavirus pandemic. The law will be backdated to January 31.
TSB usually offers loans of up to 4.5 times an applicant’s salary, meaning furloughed workers listed as having a £1 salary in the bank’s system may only be entitled to a single-digit mortgage.
Sales of alternative milk have risen 20% in the last year with the oat variety being the main driver. With celebrities investing in Swedish firm Oatly, will our thirst for alt-milks continue to grow?
‘A well-considered staircase becomes a point of focus that enhances the character of the building as well as adding to its overall monetary value,’ according to one interiors expert.
A major reform to CGT is likely, possibly as soon as the autumn budget. From Isas to main residence exemptions, we outline what changes could be included in a CGT reform.
Sustainable investing is still seen by many as a route to virtue rather than returns. But clinging to this outmoded notion could prove financially damaging.
Part of that is due to its partnership with Oxford University, which is developing a promising potential vaccines for the coronavirus. But it is also down to a portfolio of blockbuster medicines.
It agreed to pay £470m and said it had ordered a subsidiary to plead guilty in a trial over what prosecutors described as a ‘truly shameful scheme’ that put profits before the health of patients.
Centrica, the owner of British Gas, will dispose of its US energy arm to local firm NRG Energy for £2.85billion. Vodafone is plotting to float its European masts business in Frankfurt next year.
IAG may offer new shares at a discount to existing investors. But it is also thinking about other options as it fights what boss Willie Walsh has said is ‘the greatest crisis’ the industry has ever faced.
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