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Moving on up: removals staff share £47.5m windfall - Vimarsana News

Moving on up: removals staff share £47.5m windfall

Staff at a home removals company whose customers have included the actors Tom Holland and Keira Knightley are sharing a £47.5 million windfall today after the London company completed the sale of part

Company rescued for £1 now valued at almost £50m after sale - Vimarsana News

Company rescued for £1 now valued at almost £50m after sale

A logistics and delivery group has been valued at almost £50m as a majority stake was snapped up by a listed company based in Sweden.

Source: cityam.com
Quarter of borrowers unable to afford their mortgage if interest rates hit 5%: survey finds - Vimarsana News

Quarter of borrowers unable to afford their mortgage if interest rates hit 5%: survey finds

Successive interest rate rises, combined with soaring bills, are causing concern among borrowers worried as to whether they will be able to afford their mortgages, a Anthony Ward Thomas survey of 2,000 respondents finds.  With the Bank of England (BoE) widely expected to raise interest rates again on Thursday for the

Investegate |Mobeus Inc&Gwth 2 Announcements | Mobeus Inc&Gwth 2: Annual Financial Report - Vimarsana News

Investegate |Mobeus Inc&Gwth 2 Announcements | Mobeus Inc&Gwth 2: Annual Financial Report

Investegate announcements from Mobeus Inc&Gwth 2, Annual Financial Report

Should stamp duty be replaced with a capital gains tax on profits? - Vimarsana News

Should stamp duty be replaced with a capital gains tax on profits?

While it shifts the tax burden those who have profited from home ownership, it could lead to them paying a 28% rate on gains.