Category: Business
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Higher contribution limits are coming for 401(k)s and IRAs next year
[ad_1] Stock market declines from the beginning of the year have amounted to trillions in losses for retirement accounts, and Americans are feeling the pain. Americans can set aside more money for retirement in their 401(k) and other tax-deferred plans next year as they continue to battle still-high inflation. Beginning in 2024, workers will be…
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New heat pump rollout to hand Britons £1.5bn energy lifeline and slash bills for a million | Politics | News
[ad_1] Families and businesses will benefit from slashed energy bills following a £6 billion funding boost to make homes warmer, ministers have announced. A Government grant scheme to support the installation of heat pumps is set to bring a £1.5 billion boost to nearly one million homes. Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho said: ”Cutting energy bills…
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Some companies revise diversity policies after conservatives’ lawsuit threat
[ad_1] Wrong Speak Publishing founder Adam Coleman explains how diversity, equity and inclusion workplace initiatives have fueled a rapid loss of jobs. Several major U.S. companies have modified their internal diversity policies that aim to increase racial and ethnic representation after conservative groups threatened to file lawsuits, according to a Reuters review of corporate statements.…
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PIP set to rise next year – check how much more you will get | Personal Finance | Finance
[ad_1] The Government confirmed the majority of benefit payment rates would be raised in April by 6.7 percent. Those receiving Personal Independence Payments (PIP) are set for a payment boost next year. Those receiving the lowest weekly rates will see their payments breach £100 for the first time. The exact amount the payments will rise…
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This week’s personal loan rates edge down for 3-year loans, while 5-year rates rise
[ad_1] Our goal here at Credible Operations, Inc., NMLS Number 1681276, referred to as “Credible” below, is to give you the tools and confidence you need to improve your finances. Although we do promote products from our partner lenders who compensate us for our services, all opinions are our own. The latest trends in interest…
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EDF Energy pledges to wipe debts of most vulnerable customers this winter | Personal Finance | Finance
[ad_1] EDF has pledged to wipe the energy bill debt of some of its most vulnerable customers this winter as affordability pressures rise. The support comes as part of the energy supplier’s ‘Fresh Start’ initiative, which will see hard-up customers receiving an average of £1,250. Customers do not need to apply for the scheme and…
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New ‘coffee badging’ job trend has some companies on high alert
[ad_1] FOX Business correspondent Madison Alworth discusses how the trend is impacting careers on ‘The Claman Countdown.’ In post-pandemic times, many employers and companies are continuing to mandate a return to the office for their workers — and some employees are responding with a particular form of pushback. First, there was the trend “quiet quitting,”…
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Recession risk increases with over a million mortgages set to expire next year | Personal Finance | Finance
[ad_1] With more than one million mortgage deals set to expire next year and borrowing costs at a 15-year high, experts warn Britain may be “on the brink” of entering a recession. The Bank of England has kept the Base Rate frozen at 5.25 percent since September, despite a fall in the latest Consumer Price…
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Activision Blizzard settles $54M workplace discrimination lawsuit with California
[ad_1] Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick discusses the Federal Trade Commission’s attempt to stymie his merger agreement with Microsoft on ‘The Claman Countdown.’ Activision Blizzard, the video game company behind Call of Duty and World of Warcraft, among other games, has settled a $54 million workplace discrimination lawsuit with the State of California. The settlement…
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‘We’re winning!’ Inflation drops to 4% next week with ‘FOUR interest rate cuts’ in 2024 | Personal Finance | Finance
[ad_1] Inflation is on the run after falling to 4.6 percent in October, more than half its October 2022 peak of 11.1 percent. Markets anticipate it will fall to four percent when the latest consumer price index figure for November is published on Wednesday. If so, that will be brilliant news. Some now forecast that…