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Eon is buying Ovo - what does it mean for customers? (opens the original)
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German energy provider Eon has been given the green light to buy UK firm Ovo and create one of the country's largest energy suppliers. The competition regulator today waved through Eon's bid in the latest sign of consolidation in the energy sector as the number of main suppliers falls to five. Eon has about 5.6million customers in the UK. Once it acquires Ovo, the combined group's customer base is expected to be around 9.6million, potentially making it the largest energy provider in the UK. Earl
We've saved £20k a year by using AI across our cupcake business (opens the original)
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When Candice Bannister, 44, started her business in 2011, she made cupcakes in her kitchen and sold them to people locally in Manchester. Candy’s Cupcakes launched nationwide in 2019, seeing a major spike in sales during the pandemic and now sells as many as 3,000 cupcakes a day. But at the same time, costs have crept higher. Bannister now employs 21 staff and operates from a 2,400 square foot warehouse in Ashton-under-Lyne. She manages the day-to-day running of the business, while her husband,
How will the triple lock change from 2030? (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has announced the state pension triple lock in its current form will end. The Prime Minister took the bold step to reveal plans to ditch the triple lock and replace it with a double lock at the Labour Party conference yesterday. Here we explain how the state pension currently works, what is changing and why and how the changes will affect your finances. The state pension is a monthly payment from the Government that most people in the UK can claim once they reach a certain age. The
Scrap cash Isas to fund £1,000 grant for every child, Chancellor told (opens the original)
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The cash Isa should be scrapped in its entirety, according to a major investment platform. Cash Isas allow savers to put away up to £20,000 each year, and not pay tax on the interest. The cash Isa limit is set to fall to £12,000 for under-65s from April 2027. But investment platform IG says the money the government spends providing this tax break would be better spent on an investment grant for children. Under its proposal, each UK-born child would be given £1,000 to invest in a junior stocks an
Vape tax comes into force this week: Here's how much costs will rise (opens the original)
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This week a new tax is being imposed on vape products in Britain. It is set to make vaping significantly more expensive and rake in half a billion pounds a year for the Treasury. This is Money examines what tax is being introduced, why, how much it will cost vapers and what industry bodies and firms involved in vaping think about the changes. One online vape shop owner told This is Money: 'It's a sin tax on the thing that gets people off the actual sin.' From October 1, 2026, a new Vaping Produc
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