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DIFF podcast: Modern fatherhood – Changing roles, pressures and expectations (opens the original)
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Trigger warning: this episode contains discussions of traumatic births and post-natal depression Jamie Hurst, publishing director at Mortgage Solutions, was joined by speakers Tamzin Foster, director and lead coach at FuseCo, Phil Green, marketing director at Pepper Money, and Dan Hobbs, CEO of New Leaf Distribution. To open the discussion, Hurst outlined the “quiet revolution in fatherhood”, with dads wanting to be more present in family life, and how this can conflict with work commitments. Fo
September sees another base rate hold (opens the original)
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In July, the hold at 3.75% was the fifth consecutive hold since the base rate was first cut to this figure in December last year. Since then, geopolitical uncertainty surrounding the US-Iran conflict has thrown the market into disarray, with the early spring period seeing a raft of rate increases and product withdrawals. Today’s base rate decision was voted for by a majority of 6:3, with three members voting to increase it to 4%. The market has settled in more recent months from the turmoil at t
Inflation goes up to 3.1% in August (opens the original)
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This compares to rises of 2.9% in July and 2.6% in June. On a monthly basis, the CPI increased by 0.5% in August versus a rise of 0.3% in August last year. Core CPI – which excludes energy, food, alcohol and tobacco – rose by 2.6% in the 12 months to August, marking no change from the 12 months to July. The CPI including owner-occupiers’ housing costs (CPIH) increased by 3.3% in the year to August, up from July’s 3.1%. Meanwhile, the ONS found that core CPIH, which is CPIH excluding energy, food
UK economy holds steady in July with 0.4% growth (opens the original)
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The monthly gross domestic product (GDP) figures come off the back of an encouraging June reading of 0.3% growth, following flat growth in May – which was revised down from 0.1%. The ONS said July’s growth was due to monthly rises of 0.4% in services, 0.2% in production and 0.1% in construction. However, on a quarterly basis, production output and construction output both fell by 0.5%, while services output expanded by 0.6%. In the three months to July, real GDP also underwent a 0.4% growth, unc
Cornerstone names Brown as senior commercial manager for Midlands (opens the original)
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Brown has 25 years of experience in the commercial finance sector, having been regional director of business for NatWest, where he oversaw the Midlands region. He has also been the senior lending manager, responsible for commercial lending applications, as well as the senior director of Midlands business banking for the bank. His appointment will leverage access to over 200 market-leading lenders. In his role, Brown will strengthen Cornerstone Commercial Finance’s presence in the Midlands and of
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