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Scrapping child trust funds would only benefit the well-off, say analysts
Unlikely alliance of fund managers and left-wing thinktanks urges coalition government not to axe tax-free savings scheme Campaigning groups have launched a last-minute battle to save child trust funds (CTF) amid fears it could be scrapped entirely to save £580m from public spending. Labour’s flagship childrens’ savings scheme, which since 2002 has given 5 million children a nest-egg for the …
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Bond Distress Highest Since ’09 as Sales Vanish: Credit Markets
May 27 (Bloomberg) — The percentage of corporate bonds considered in distress surged this week to the highest since 2009 as investors dumped debt of the neediest borrowers on concern Europe’s fiscal crisis will make it harder for them to refinance.
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Yes but it is the demo/beta
In appeasing the financial markets with savage public sector cuts, the chancellor risks stifling regional growth George Osborne is absolutely right to talk about rebalancing the economy away from over-reliance on London’s financial sector and property-fuelled consumer booms. Unfortunately, the steps taken in this vitally important budget towards a better-balanced UK economy were tiny ones. The risk is that the “progressive” coalition’s assault on the state will deepen regional fault lines and wreak more devastation on towns and cities that still bear the scars of the 1980s industrial slump. Osborne is clearly sensitive to accusations the Conservatives are reverting to type with neo-Thatcherite policies. But the public spending cuts he has put forward are truly savage. Professor Mike Devereux of Oxford University’s Centre for Business Taxation points out that over four years, the axe he has wielded goes further than the cuts proposed by the Greek government, which is facing a much…
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Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER)
The Christie administration is moving away from tough anti-pollution enforcement, with anticipated fine revenue falling by more than half, according to state records posted today by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER). The precipitous drop in fine revenue will further reduce an already shrinking enforcement presence by the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), which depends on those funds to pay for inspections and monitoring of polluting industries.
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