Latest News of IFS
F1 mailbag: Lando Norris what-ifs and Max Verstappen's dig at the British press
By The New York Times |
2 weeks ago
Max Verstappen's spectacular win at the São Paulo Grand Prix showcased his prowess, charging from 17th to victory. Lando Norris' strategy mishap raises questions on McLaren's contender status. Wet ti...
After Yankees Hand Dodgers World Series, Regrets And What-Ifs Send Them Into The Offseason
By Forbes |
3 weeks ago
The end of a postseason series brings contrasting emotions of joy and sorrow. The World Series intensifies these feelings as winners celebrate while losers reflect on missed opportunities. The Yankees...
IFS says extra £9bn of tax rises may be needed to avoid UK public service cuts
By The Guardian |
3 weeks ago
Rachel Reeves faces potential need for an additional £9bn in tax rises to prevent austerity, as her budget raised concerns in financial markets. Despite IMF support, government borrowing costs surged...
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Scrapping two-child cap risks keeping parents on benefits for life, IFS warns
By Yahoo! Finance | 1 month agoThe Institute for Fiscal Studies warns that removing the two-child benefit cap could discourage parents from working, despite pulling 540,000 children out of poverty. The UK government faces challenge...
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Labour's tax red lines have left Reeves with 'one hand tied' for budget, says IFS
By The Guardian | 2 months agoThe Institute for Fiscal Studies warns that Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces challenges in balancing the budget due to ruling out tax increases on main sources of revenue. Suggestions include reforming ...
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Automatically enrol young staff into workplace pension schemes, says IFS
By The Guardian | 2 months agoA leading thinktank suggests enrolling employees as young as 16 into pension schemes to combat inadequate retirement funds. Current saving rates may leave many with insufficient income, prompting call...
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Two million self-employed workers face pension crisis, warns IFS
By Yahoo! Finance | 2 months agoThe Institute for Fiscal Studies warns that 2 million self-employed workers face a pensions crisis due to inadequate savings. Only 500,000 self-employed individuals earning over £10,000 contribute to...
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Taylor Swift's Game Day Outfits Are Back! All About Her First WAG Look to Support Travis Kelce at Cheifs vs. Ravens
By PEOPLE.com | 2 months agoBrittany Talarico, PEOPLE's Deputy Style Director, oversees digital Style and Beauty coverage. Taylor Swift recently supported her boyfriend, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, at an NFL game in a chic Ve...
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Fickle bullpens leaving Yankees and Mets with maddening what-ifs
By New York Post | 2 months agoYankees plan to revamp their closer's role with Clay Holmes in the mix following his recent struggles. Despite challenges, the importance of reliable closers in crucial moments is highlighted, emphasi...
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Hingham Institution for Savings (NASDAQ:HIFS) is favoured by institutional owners who hold 53% of the company
By Yahoo! Finance | 2 months agoThirteen investors collectively hold a majority stake of 52% in Hingham Institution for Savings (NASDAQ:HIFS). Institutional ownership stands at 53%, influencing the company's performance and future. ...
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Is There Now An Opportunity In TI Fluid Systems plc (LON:TIFS)?
By Yahoo! Finance | 2 months agoTI Fluid Systems plc (LON:TIFS) has seen a recent 18% share price growth on the LSE. Despite being below its yearly highs, the stock is considered cheap based on its price-to-earnings ratio....
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'I consider myself lucky': Dominic Thiem and the agonising what-ifs of tennis
By The New York Times | 3 months agoDominic Thiem clinched his first Grand Slam title at the eerie 2020 U.S. Open, facing empty stands. Battling physical and mental challenges, he overcame Alexander Zverev in a dramatic final....
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Labour's ban on late-night work emails risks lower pay, warns IFS
By Yahoo! Finance | 4 months agoLabour's proposal to ban after-hours work emails could lead to lower wages, warns the Institute for Fiscal Studies. The think tank cautions that the costs of these pro-worker policies may be passed on...
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UK finances are a mess and Tories and Labour keeping public in the dark, says IFS
By The Guardian | 5 months agoThe Institute for Fiscal Studies criticizes the public finance plans of major UK political parties, warning of tough decisions ahead. With high debt levels, proposed spending cuts and tax increases, c...
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Labour and Tories 'ducking hard choices' on tax and spending, says IFS
By The Guardian | 5 months agoThe Institute for Fiscal Studies criticizes Labour and Conservatives for avoiding tough tax and spending decisions in their manifestos, leaving voters uninformed about the financial challenges ahead d...