Economy & Finance

Theresa May’s Cabinet reshuffle could have had a big impact on the pound this week but in the end the results, which showed no major changes in key posts or

The pound started the year by putting its best foot forward, strengthening by an average of 0.6%, adding a third of a euro cent and nearly one US cent on

The new year is a good time to reflect on the previous 12 months and look ahead to what the coming year may bring. This should always include a review

UK taxpayers with offshore interests have a limited time to make sure they are meeting their British tax obligations – or risk costly penalties under new rules. Part of the

A landmark agreement has been reached in Brexit talks which has cemented citizens’ rights on both sides. Prime Minister Theresa May and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker presented a joint

Christmas and holiday bonuses in the private sector will no longer be partially paid (prorate) and will be reinstated in one instalment in 2018 after the approval of a proposal

For any expat in Portugal who has the means to think beyond day-to-day living costs, intelligent use of regular savings means the future can be a little more certain. With

After enjoying the after effects of an agreement on the Brexit divorce bill last week, the pound found itself on shakier ground this week. David Davis’ comments that the deal

Phillip Hammond’s second Budget – the first for the reformed government following this summer’s snap election – was widely seen as fairly subdued. But was there anything of note for

If you work for a company that helps with the cost of lunches, daycare tuition, schooling and nursing home costs, you should consider using these allowances in the form of