People born after April 1960 face having their State Pension payment pushed back thanks to an age rule change. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed it is increasing the State Pension age from 2026 and this change will be phased in gradually over the course of a …
Read More »United Airlines to cancel flights at Newark airport
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy discusses the Federal Aviation Administration and air traffic control modernization in an exclusive interview. United Airlines will cancel 35 round-trip flights per day at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey after thousands of passengers faced lengthy delays this week, CEO Scott Kirby said Friday. Kirby blamed …
Read More »Medical misdiagnosis cost NHS £376 million in claims including cancer
The NHS paid out £376,478,329 in damages and legal fees for 1,207 claims related to medical misdiagnoses according to a new Freedom of Information request to NHS Resolution by Patient Claim Line. This marks a 3.24% increase since 2019 and follows a 2023 BMJ study showing around one in 18 …
Read More »Trump’s energy chief tours water heater plant, touting billions in consumer savings
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright unpacks the fast track of gas and mineral projects on ‘The Claman Countdown.’ Energy Secretary Chris Wright toured a Rinnai America Corporation tankless water heater factory in South Georgia on Friday to mark 100 days of the Trump administration and the $24 billion his agency …
Read More »Older Brits urged to contact DWP for key reason or face losing £441 payments | Personal Finance | Finance
Attendance Allowance is a benefit from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) for people over state pension age who need help with personal care or supervision due to illness or disability. It is paid at two rates – lower and higher – depending on how much help a person …
Read More »IRS says tax collection is more efficient, and receipts are up 5% over last year
IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley discusses his promotion at the Treasury Department under President Donald Trump on ‘The Bottom Line.’ The Treasury Department wants to make the IRS more efficient under the Trump administration. And IRS data shared with FOX Business indicates total tax receipts for this tax filing season have increased 5% …
Read More »‘Multiple cuts’ as Bank of England ‘could slash base rate to 2.75%’ | Personal Finance | Finance
Millions of homeowners could be in line for a major boost as experts forecast dramatic interest rate cuts that could send borrowing costs tumbling. Wall Street giant Morgan Stanley predicts the Bank of England will slash its base rate to 2.75% by next summer, in an aggressive attempt to shield …
Read More »Spotify updating app for US users in wake of Apple case ruling
The Big Money Show panel discusses President Donald Trumps tariff strategy after Apple moved most iPhone production out of China. Streaming giant Spotify on Friday announced that Apple approved an app update it submitted to revise how the music streaming service displays its pricing information and purchase links after a …
Read More »Keir Starmer to step down? You won’t believe who’s tipped to replace him | Personal Finance | Finance
Those whispers turned into a roar after yesterday’s local elections, which even Labour MPs are calling “catastrophic”. The party is in open revolt, with MPs saying Starmer’s first 10 months in office “haven’t been good enough”. A desperate Labour threw everything at the Runcorn by-election, only to lose to Nigel …
Read More »Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer says April jobs report proves ‘golden age is here’
U.S. Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer reacts to a positive April jobs report and breaks down where American careers are booming. The Trump administration is reportedly feeling good after a better-than-expected April jobs report, as Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer claims this marks the beginning of a new golden age. “With President …
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