13,379 source-backed finance facts - each attributed to a named person and a number, linked to the original source. Page 56 of 134.
“Renters receiving the Guarantee element of Pension Credit qualify for maximum Housing Benefit from their local authority, potentially worth around £1,000 annually and in some cases covering rent entirely.”
“The council has now begun a crackdown on those committing housing fraud. Mr Turner said anyone who had not owned up to wrongdoing during the amnesty "must face the consequences." The council has received £35,000 of extra government funding…”
“A 28 year old computer hacker in St. Petersburg, Russia, allegedly broke into Citicorps and transfered over 12 million dollars from corporate accounts all over the world to his own account, $400,000 of which he was able to withdraw in cash…”
“He further said that, on the dealer's instructions over WhatsApp, he paid Rs 13,500 to a person named Vijay towards net-metering charges. But the official net meter receipt he later got showed the actual cost was only Rs 2,771, meaning he …”
“Children born between Jan. 1, 2025, and Dec. 31, 2028, who open an account will also receive a $1,000 Treasury Department contribution invested in the stock market.”
“sending shares in the group up more than 20 percent on Monday”
“Council Tax reductions offer further savings, with discounts varying by local authority from approximately £300 for a quarter reduction on a standard Band D property to complete exemption worth up to £1,600.”
“Cornwall Council will have to make an additional £10m of cuts in the current financial year. The government has told the council to make a total of more than £13m of savings.”
“At a cost of $137 million dollars”
“Six million people have signed up so far, according to a Treasury Department spokesperson.”
“Those aged 75 and over who claim Pension Credit can also obtain their television licence at no cost, saving £180 following this year's fee increase from £174.50.”
“Plans for a £2m investment to help improve traffic flow around Kelso town centre have been put on public display.”
“Two separate studies by economists at the Brookings Institution and the University of Colorado have found that aggressive efforts to deport immigrants often result in American workers losing jobs as well.”
“In December 2025, philanthropists Michael and Susan Dell said they would donate $250 to each of 25 million American children. The money will go to children born before 2025 who are under 10 and who don't qualify for the government's $1,000…”
“Attendance Allowance offers additional support for pensioners with disabilities requiring personal care, paying £76.90 weekly at the lower rate or £114.60 at the higher rate since April.”
“generator worth about £10,000”
“has already cost taxpayers more than four billion dollars.”
“Dell Technologies, founded by Michael Dell, as well as other large companies such as Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and chipmaker Micron Technology, have also committed to matching the government's $1,000 contribution.”
“State pensioners across the UK could access up to £14,289.10 in Government freebies and discounts, offering crucial relief as household budgets face mounting pressure from rising costs.”
“plans to cut overtime by £70m a year nationally”
“thirty-year-old computer system”
“Excluding the $1,000 government contribution and any charitable contributions, people can deposit up to $5,000 per child into a Trump Account each year.”
“Treasury estimates suggest reducing VAT from 20 per cent to 10 per cent would cost between £10.5billion and £12billion each year.”
“further cuts of £1.3m to Durham's funding”
“Intuit already has nine million customers who've embraced the Quicken software”
“Employer contributions are capped at $2,500 a year and count toward the $5,000 limit.”
“General income and income tax was £20m more than expected”
“concluded the C.P.I. overstates inflation by approximately 1.1%”
“However, if beneficiaries tap their Trump Account funds before age 59.5 for an unqualified reason, they will incur a 10% early withdrawal penalty, as with traditional IRAs, according to Sprick.”
“a drop of nearly 50% in investments”
“which costs the federal government billions of dollars every year”
“Department budgets were underspent by about £7.5m”
“The elder Keating became a symbol of the Savings and Loan debacle after federal regulators seized Keating's Lincoln S&L, which cost taxpayers an estimated $2.6 billion.”
“Repairs to Alderney Quay are expected to cost an extra £100,000 after several large holes were discovered in its foundations.”
“that made more than 37 thousand dollars' profit in one day for New York Senator Alfonse D'Amato broke the rules of the brokerage firm that carried out the transaction”
“Almost 7,000 bank and building society branches have disappeared from the UK high streets since 2015, a rate of over 50 each month.”
“Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary announced in New York today the details of a $4.8 million settlement for victims of radiation experiments.”
“In 2026, 231 branches have closed or are scheduled to close, with another 14 set to join the list next year.”
“(Arcade Publishing 1995)”
“A total of £90,000 has been set aside by Torbay and South Devon Employment and Skills Board to improve people's job opportunities in Torbay.”
“which cost taxpayers an estimated $2.6 billion.”
“Highland Council raises £68m every year from charges for services such as school meals, the hire of its buildings, car parking and burials.”
“a 1993 stock trade that made more than 37 thousand dollars' profit in one day for New York Senator Alfonse D'Amato”
“The blog was launched as part the council's efforts to consult the public on its plans to save £36m over three years.”
“The report does not accuse D'Amato of any wrongdoing”
“An extra £4.8m has been added to Norfolk's road maintenance programme to fund the cost of repairing the damage caused this winter.”
“but it questions the motive of the firm in giving him preferential treatment”
“The money, including £2.8m from the government, means £22m will be spent on the county's road network this year.”
“the profit was first reported in 1994 financial disclosure papers”
“Aberdeen City Council is seeking to make £4.5m in savings”
“He shook his head at the $45 price.”
“The local authority is looking at ways of saving £4.5m”
“This year the average American has to work until May 7th in order to satisfy his tax liabilites, according to the Foundation.”
“Countrywide Financial, the mortgage lender acquired by Bank of America, has agreed to pay former investors $600m (£405m) to settle a lawsuit.”
“President Clinton proposed a tax credit of $1500 per year for college tuition for full time college students.”
“Countrywide's former auditor KPMG will pay $24m as part of the settlement.”
“Norilsk Nickel has reported a $2.65bn (£1.83bn) net profit for 2009.”
“The profit comes after a $555m loss a year earlier”
“when the firm was hit by one-off charges of $4.7bn.”
“The company reported a 27% drop in revenue to $10.2bn due to lower metal prices.”
“However, it cut costs, with labour expenses down by 25%.”
“The firm said it had reduced its debt to $5.3bn by the end of 2009 from $6.4bn a year earlier”
“and was required to repay almost $3bn of loans and borrowings this year.”
“The company's cash and equivalents increased to $3.63bn.”
“has been extended to 30 June.”
“Duty on marine petrol is 21.8p a litre if from an island customs-approved trader”
“motorists pay 37p duty a litre.”
“Marine diesel is currently exempt from any duty.”
“profits of £4.6m.”
“secured £9.3m from a leading US sugar producer.”
“nearly £17m”
“net assets stood at £37m.”
“raised £23,000 compared with £19,500 12 months ago.”
“The prosecution is also seeking a fine of 175,000 euros (£150,00; $220,000) against Continental Airlines in the US.”
“At the end of the month, the deficit of the 7,300 schemes it monitored widened to £42bn from just £2bn in April.”
“However, the position of the schemes is still better than a year ago, when their combined deficit stood at £179bn.”
“"Total scheme assets amounted to £895.8bn in May 2010, representing a decrease of 1.9% over the month and an increase of 15% over the year to May 2010," the PPF said.”
“"Meanwhile, scheme liabilities [the value of assets needed to pay pensions]... increased 2.4% over the month from £915bn in April 2010 [to £937bn]."”
“The £1.5m scheme is due to begin at the end of July and is expected to take about 12 months to complete.”
“It follows an earlier announcement from the Home Office, before the change in government, of plans to cut overtime by £70m a year nationally.”
“Since then, the new coalition government has announced further cuts of £1.3m to Durham's funding.”
“£1.5m in lottery money”
“between £1,001 and £10,000”
“Work has been completed on a £9.7m leisure complex on North Tyneside.”
“Shropshire Council has about £1.5m from the government to spend on highways, some of which it planned to put towards a Shrewsbury Relief Road business plan.”
“Money reserved for a planned £100m Shropshire relief road should be spent on repairing pot holes in the county instead, councillors have said.”
“who is in charge of a £15bn budget”
“The South African-based company reported a pre-tax profit of $77m for the six months ending in March.”
“compares with a loss of $196m for the same period last year.”
“India's trade with South Africa - one of Africa's fastest growing economies - is worth $7bn (£4.8bn).”
“Work on a £140,000 project to increase road safety for pedestrians and cyclists has been completed in Worcestershire.”
“The centre was funded with a £500,000 grant from the government's Sure Start programme.”
“Como have offered a package deal worth 27m euros (£23m) for Chelsea's Trevoh Chalobah, but the Blues want 35m euros (£30m) for the defender.”
“Funding of £650,000 was approved when the council set its budget in February”
“a further £1.6m has now been set aside”
“We will be examining the median wage in the UK - currently £25,816 as stipulated by the Office for National Statistics in November 2009.”
“The £20 note with Adam Smith will be the only legal tender from 1 July.”
“Some Bank of England £20 notes will not be legal tender from the end of June, Guernsey residents have been reminded.”
“The £20 notes being withdrawn at the end of June carry a picture of composer Edward Elgar.”
“The Bank of England said the notes are less likely to be accepted in shops from 1 July.”
