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The immediate concern is rising sickness in the community. we need the public to help and play their part, for them to get vaccinated so they dont end up getting really sick when they have flu or covid and then needing to be managed as an inpatient or in intensive care. with covid, flu and other viruses, doctors are worried it will be a very difficult few months ahead. hugh pym, bbc news. well, ambulance workers are among many workers striking this month. royal mail staff begin another two—day...

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Once again, the Trump and Biden administrations have proven that federal agencies that were initially established to protect American consumers are nothing more than conduits for deep state [...]

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Have legislation in congress today that would make it illegal for white house, for the fbi, woke federal agents from engage nothing this political coercion and they will go after not the agent, but after federal employees where it hurts, paychecks and pensions and regardless what you say, one thing they care about politics is pensions. im excited for republicans coming forward with solutions to terrifying government coercion. >> todd: another solution on the table that you know better than anybo...

UK regulation after the September pensions debacle may put more non-bank actors under scrutiny.

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As inflation and the price of consumer goods continue to rise, reports indicate that American consumers are poised to fall behind on credit card and personal loan payments at the highest rate in [...]

The French president’s frenzied diplomatic overtures in recent months come as turmoil grips the world — from Russia’s war in Ukraine to the US-China feud and the severe threat of an economic recession in 2023.

The workplace penmsions industry is largely supportive of The Pensions Regulator’s (TPR) long-awaited defined benefit (DB) funding code consultation, but concerns have been raised over the need for “such detailed regulation”.