The initiative, designed to prevent huge numbers of young people from becoming stuck in an unemployment rut, is part of a plan for jobs which will see £30bn ploughed into the economy.
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Stamp duty calculator: How much will the cut save you?
How do the new and old rates of stamp duty compare and how much could you save in buying a home? We crunch the numbers below.
Stamp duty cut: How much it saves on the average home near you
Rightmove saw a 22 per cent rise in traffic within 30 minutes of the so-called mini-Budget, in which the Chancellor increased the initial stamp duty threshold to £500,000
Government unveils new scheme designed to get young job hunters back into work
Chancellor Rishi Sunak said the £2billion fund will subsidise six-month work placements for people on Universal Credit aged between 16 and 24, who are deemed to be at risk of long-term unemployment.
Covid mini-budget live: Latest analysis and reaction
Millions face job insecurity. Many sectors are facing pressures never seen before in modern history. What can Mr Sunak and the Government do to pull us back from the brink?
COVID MINI-BUDGET IN BRIEF: Key points of the summer statement at a glance
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has delivered a special summer economic statement to MPs as he seeks to get the economy back on track.
We drive the electric Polestar 2 – a rival to Tesla’s popular Model 3
If you’re in the market for a premium electric family car that costs less than £50k. the Tesla Model 3 isn’t the only model that should be on your shopping list. Polestar’s first car – the 2 – is a worthy rival.
Spending data suggests trips to the pub still lagged pre-lockdown averages
Despite scenes of packed crowds outside bars, clubs and pubs in Soho in London, spending data from banks and payment processors seen by This is Money reveals spending lagged pre-lockdown levels
First Group sees share price plummet as it unveils mounting losses
First Group said Government-driven lockdowns had triggered a ‘very substantial’ fall in passenger numbers, adding that ‘material uncertainties’ remained.
Best savings rates: Dismal Isa returns mean you earn more elsewhere
The amount of money deposited into the tax-free accounts has dropped for three months in a row, according to Bank of England figures. Savers withdrew £366m between March and May.










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