Sports Arbitrage News

With rising food costs and energy bills, Britons can expect a one-year pause in any growth of living standards and will continue to face tighter household budgets. It has been reported that the latest increase in petrol and food costs is preventing policymakers from cutting interest rates. Unfortunately, consumers may see a rise in interest [...]

According to the Bank of England, households will continue to see a decrease in the standard of living due to the credit crunch and skyrocketing oil prices. Economists have been warning of a recession in Britain and, unfortunately, the bank’s deputy governor has reported that there is little the country can do amidst the current [...]

A new study says the average British family believes that an annual income of £64,000 will be enough to wipe out their financial fears. This study comes out at the heels of an announcement made by the UK Government that the profits made from sports arbitrage trading will continue to remain free of all tax. This includes income tax [...]

Thousands of middle-class workers are taking on second jobs to help make ends meet as food, fuel and household bills soar, according to new figures. Business analysts, lawyers, and IT workers are among those joining the moonlighting ranks, either employing the skills they use at work or exploiting other hobbies and talents.  According to figures [...]

By Josh Hunter Britain is already in recession, one of the City’s leading experts has warned. At the same time, a former City trader gave his stamp of approval on a little known type of investment trading which has grown in popularity among investors. This popularity is due to the current economic instability and emerging [...]