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Economic impact starts to bite: Weekly Roundup – June 12 2020

Posted on June 12, 2020 by Chris Warburton

The main story this week has been more economic news, and not so great really. The UK economy has shrunk by 20%. It’s the biggest contraction ever, making for some stunning graphs. This one here showing the depth of the … Continue reading →

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Week 12 lockdown: Slowly does it

Posted on June 7, 2020 by Chris Warburton

Lockdown continues to slowly ease in the UK, it is increasingly hard to remember when out… Queue lines are closer and everything feels very laissez-faire. Tensions abound, however, with demonstrations in the UK and around the world. A cause which … Continue reading →

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FCA guidance, spending and sleeping less: Weekly Roundup – June 5 2020:

Posted on June 5, 2020 by Chris Warburton

It feels like the developments each week are gradually starting to slow for now. Updates for this week. The FCA released its updated guidance on the mortgage holiday scheme extension. There is definitely a direction towards the greater use of … Continue reading →

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