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“fuel inflation slowing to 11.2% from 16.6%.”
“A sum-of-the-parts analysis to properly match segment growth profile to valuation multiple yields 81% upside in Regal shares.”
“The Reading resident becomes only the second person from the area to claim the top prize”
“But from today, advance payments are subject to VAT at the standard rate (20%) adding hundreds of millions of pounds additional tax revenue for the Treasury.”
“research published by the Center for Migration Studies estimates that beneficiaries will contribute $7.7 trillion to the U.S. economy over their lifetimes”
“The Transport department is making £700m in savings from roads projects”
“The bank suggests they could save as much as £400 a year by ditching them”
“Coveron relies on 3-bureau credit monitoring, which thoroughly tracks your credit activity for maximum protection.”
“French prices fell 0.2% over the month, their first drop since January.”
“Regal is currently trading at 11.5 times the company's anticipated EBITDA for 2027”
“the Warwickshire winner marks the tenth millionaire created in that county through Premium Bonds”
“Leases under the Motability Scheme had also previously not been subject to Insurance Premium Tax (IPT). That ends today too, with all new leases now subject to the 12% levy.”
“$438 billion between 2025 and 2029 alone”
“pledged £50,000 in emergency aid to India and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).”
“National Trading Standards’ 2025 research found 4.7 million people were paying for subscriptions they didn’t know they’d signed up for”
“Italy was the outlier among the big four, with its harmonised rate barely moving, easing to 3.1% from 3.2%.”
“Our 3 AI / Data Center plays from last year$ACMR: +580%$STX: +830%$AIXA: +270%”
“ERNIE, the electronic random number generator that selects winning bonds, distributed more than six million prizes during this month’s draw, with the total prize pot exceeding £433million.”
“The DWP said the changes set to save taxpayers £1billion by 2030”
“Nike reported revenue of $10.97 billion for the most recent quarter”
“approved £14,000 to assist the charity Christian Aid with relief work in south east India after it was hit by a cyclone in May.”
“In 2024, a government report found unused and unwanted subscriptions cost consumers up to £1.6bn a year”
“Regulated energy prices climbed to 9.3% year on year in June, from 5.6% in May”
“The stock is up 63% year-to-date”
“The successful bond from Reading, numbered 250TP871786, was bought in July 2015 as part of a portfolio worth £49,931.”
“The changes today were announced in the Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Autumn Budget and are 'part of a wider package of welfare reforms set to save nearly £2 billion by the end of the decade', the DWP said.”
“only 16% of Americans say their finances support the life they want”
“A further £36,000 has been granted to the Tearfund charity to support their operations in the DRC.”
“According to a Nationwide survey almost one in five Brits don’t use every platform they pay for.”
“with regulated electricity alone jumping to 7.1% from 2.3%”
“Meanwhile, the Warwickshire winner’s fortune came from bond number 217AV429216, acquired in January 2014 within a much smaller holding of £14,000.”
“We're saving £1 billion of taxpayer money by removing VAT relief from some new Motability leases”
“S&P 500 futures are down 0.26% this morning”
“Prediction markets have further fanned the flames, with more than $2m (£1.5m) being bet on where the two will tie the knot.”
“The bank suggests they could save as much as £400 a year by ditching them.”
“electricity rose to 12.6% from 8.4%”
“Agent Million has delivered some life-changing news to two Premium Bonds holders in Reading and Warwickshire this July.”
“The DWP said the changes set to save taxpayers £1billion by 2030, while protecting disabled people's access to cars, scooters and powered wheelchairs, the DWP has said.”
“South Korea’s KOSPI was down 2.04% today”
“Online prediction market Kalshi has said the nuptials have generated more than $4.5m (£3.4m) in wagers.”
“National Trading Standards’ 2025 research found 4.7 million people were paying for subscriptions they didn’t know they’d signed up for.”
“gas to 9.9% from 8.2%”
“ERNIE drew more than six million tax-free prizes this month, worth over £433 million in total. That’s around £57 million more than last month thanks to the increase in the prize fund rate for July.”
“We're saving £1 billion of taxpayer money by removing VAT relief from some new Motability leases, whilst ensuring the scheme still supports disabled people's mobility and independence.”
“Bitcoin was down at $59K”
“more than $2m (£1.5m) being bet on where the two will tie the knot.”
“In 2024, a government report found unused and unwanted subscriptions cost consumers up to £1.6bn a year.”
“Put simply, the Eurozone economy is not generating enough momentum to drive prices higher at any great pace," he said.”
“The July draw saw ERNIE allocate 6,226,179 tax-free prizes with a combined value of £433,757,200, drawn from nearly 137 billion eligible £1 bonds.”
“He said that paying tax, rent, suppliers and payroll this week would leave the company with an £8million shortfall.”
“In fiscal year 2024, the 231 Fortune 500 companies founded by immigrants or their children generated $8.6 trillion in combined revenue, an amount that would rank as the third largest economy on earth, behind only the United States and Chin…”
“more than $4.5m (£3.4m) in wagers.”
“Nellis expects the pressure to keep easing. He thinks one more hike this year, to 2.5%, is possible, though anything more aggressive looks unlikely while the economy stays soft.”
“Beyond the two jackpot winners, 83 bondholders claimed £100,000 prizes, whilst 165 received £50,000 and 331 won £25,000.”
“Erin showed a chart that appeared on-screen titled 'Trump Crypto: Family Gains vs Investor Losses.' One line showed Trump had gained from the investment, while investors appeared to have lost up to $2bn, the correspondent claimed.”
“last year it raised £11,000”
“The euro slipped below $1.14 as the case for further rate rises weakened.”
“Reading currently has 15,032 unclaimed prizes totalling £619,900, with the largest outstanding award worth £10,000 from October 2015.”
“One line showed Trump had gained from the investment, while investors appeared to have lost up to $2bn, the correspondent claimed.”
“Caitlin's family had previously decided to pursue potentially curative treatment abroad, and a GoFundMe was launched on 2 June, raising more than £100,000 towards her treatment by 10 June. ... On June 27, the Leggett family paused the GoFu…”
“The Euro STOXX Banks index lost around 0.7%, with BNP Paribas down 1.2% and Société Générale off 0.8%.”
“Warwickshire fares similarly, with 20,377 prizes worth £856,100 remaining uncollected, including a £10,000 prize from January 2005.”
“State pensioners across the UK can boost their income by up to £14,289.10 from July with nine freebies and discounts from the Government.”
“Caitlin's family had previously decided to pursue potentially curative treatment abroad, and a GoFundMe was launched on 2 June, raising more than £100,000 towards her treatment by 10 June.”
“BNP Paribas down 1.2%”
“Two Premium Bonds savers from Reading and Warwickshire have become millionaires after scooping this month's jackpot prizes. Both bondholders received the life-changing news that they had each won £1million in the July 2026 draw, with Agent…”
“Energy prices are due to rise by 13% from Wednesday, July 1, adding an extra £221 per year to bills.”
“On June 27, the Leggett family paused the GoFundMe that was set up for Caitlin's treatment. The total stands at £127,722, and Grace said the money will go to charity or to honour Caitlin's memory. A donation will be made to Teenage Cancer …”
“Société Générale off 0.8%”
“They're not the only ones celebrating ERNIE drew more than six million tax-free prizes this month, worth over £433 million in total. That's around £57 million more than last month thanks to the increase in the prize fund rate for July.”
“State Pension rates rose by 4.8%, in line with the triple lock, giving pensioners on the full new State Pension an £574.60 per year - and some may be entitled to claim additional financial support to further boost their income.”
“The service needs to find savings of £17.8m this financial year, and has a budget of £382m.”
“Annual inflation in the currency bloc dropped to 2.8%, down from 3.2% in May, the highest reading since September 2023.”
“Capita has been accused of failing to meet the Government's end-of-June deadline for delivering on its £239million Civil Service Pensions contract, according to the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union.”
“Pension Credit provides pensioners on a low income with extra money to help with living costs and thanks to a 4.8% uprating in April, it's now worth an average of £4,300 per year according to the DWP.”
“The council has claimed it is still owed £22.9m in total - specifically £16.51m from TfL and £6.42m from the DfT - to ensure all three parties split the bridge's costs equally.”
“In Germany, the harmonised rate used to compare EU countries fell to 2.4% from 2.7%, undershooting forecasts.”
“Following a 4.8% uplift on April 6, Pension Credit now tops up your weekly income to £238 if you’re single or your joint weekly income to £363.25 if you have a partner.”
“We continue to work with the borough, the Department for Transport and others to agree the right solution, as well as to agree how any future works to the bridge might be funded. The London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham are the owners …”
“Italy was the outlier among the big four, with its harmonised rate barely moving, easing to 3.1% from 3.2%... Regulated energy prices climbed to 9.3% year on year in June, from 5.6% in May...”
“If you rent your home and you get the Guarantee element of Pension Credit then you’re eligible for the maximum Housing Benefit entitlement from your local council. This isn’t a fixed amount, but Martin Lewis’ MSE says you could get around …”
“Lithuania topped the table at 5.5%, followed by Bulgaria, which only joined the euro in January, at 5.3%.”
“Anyone aged 75 and over and claiming Pension Credit can get £180 off their TV Licence bill, cutting it down to £0.”
“Put simply, the Eurozone economy is not generating enough momentum to drive prices higher at any great pace, he said.”
“Pension Credit claimants can get a Council Tax discount. The exact amount you’ll get depends on your local council, but it can be anything from around £300 for a 25% reduction on a typical Band D bill up to around £1,600 for a 100% discoun…”
“He thinks one more hike this year, to 2.5%, is possible, though anything more aggressive looks unlikely while the economy stays soft.”
“Pension Credit claimants are entitled to a discount on the Royal Mail redirection service if you’re moving house. The service normally costs £87 for up to 12 months for a single adult household, but you’ll pay a concessionary rate of £62 i…”
“warning that Spain could lose 19 percent of its GDP by 2050 without it”
“Attendance Allowance helps with extra costs if you have a disability severe enough that you need someone to help look after you and as of April 6, it is worth £76.90 per week if you get the lower rate or £114.60 per week if you get the hig…”
“warning that Spain could lose 19% of its GDP by 2050 without it”
“If you get the higher rate this could be worth up to £5,959.20 per year.”
“After an eye-popping €360 billion deficit in 2025, officials have concluded that the status quo is unsustainable.”
“potentially giving eligible pensioners a financial boost worth thousands of pounds... This includes perks like a Council Tax discount, help with housing costs, free TV licences and help with NHS treatment costs, among others, so it’s well …”
“The previous presidency, Cyprus, drew the ire of the frugal countries after proposing a moderate 2% cut to the Commission's original €2 trillion blueprint.”
“However, hundreds of thousands of people are missing out on Pension Credit. Our research showed that two in five people over State Pension age hadn't checked to see if they were entitled to Pension Credit.”
“energy prices are due to rise by 13% from Wednesday, July 1, adding an extra £221 per year to bills. The hike to Ofgem's price cap will equate to around £18 per month extra for the average households using both electricity and gas...”
“As of April 1, the annual fee is £180, up from £174.50 in 2025, which equates to a £5.50 annual increase per household...”
“Under the scheme, eligible first-time buyers can save up to £4,000 a year and receive a Government bonus worth up to £1,000 annually, effectively giving them an instant 25% return on their savings.”
“pointing to falling mortgage approvals from the Bank of England”
“Under the scheme, eligible first-time buyers can save up to £4,000 a year and receive a Government bonus worth up to £1,000 annually”
