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The Balanced Budget Myth: Why Governments Aren’t Households and What It Means for Your Portfolio
The “balanced budget” is a flawed household analogy. For investors, understanding how sovereign governments truly spend is key to navigating the modern economy.
The UK’s Secret Economic Shock Absorber: Why “Risky” Debt Might Be a Genius Move
The UK’s “risky” debt, high in inflation-linked bonds, may be a powerful, under-appreciated automatic economic stabiliser that reduces fiscal volatility.
Fiscal Crossroads: Why the UK’s Potential U-Turn on Income Tax Matters for Your Investments and the Economy
A potential U-turn on UK income tax hikes has major implications for the economy, investors, and the stock market. We break down what it means for you.
Beyond Gilts: Why Scotland’s First Bond Issuance is a Game-Changer for Investors and the UK Economy
Scotland plans its first bond issuance for 2026-27, a landmark move for its economy. Discover the implications for investors, finance, and the UK.
The UK’s Fiscal Tightrope: Will the “Tax Lock” Promise Hold in a Shifting Economy?
The UK government’s “tax lock” promise is under pressure from economic realities. This analysis explores the potential impact on finance, investing, and more.
The Trillion-Dollar Question: Is High Public spending the Real Threat to Our Economy?
Exploring the fierce debate on public spending and its impact on finance, investing, and the future of our economy. Is the state simply too big?
The Great Economic Reset: Why the Old Rules of Finance No Longer Apply
The old rules of finance are broken. A new settlement is needed for a world of high debt and entangled central banks. Here’s what it means for the economy.