- March 7, 2026
Why I Save In Gold – Not Dollars (Commodity:XAUUSD:CUR)
This article was written by Follow My name is Jim Barista, and I am a 31-year-old investor based in the Chicagoland area. Over the past
TP Icap shares soar as broker’s profits climb on commodity spike
TP Icap shares rose sharply after the group unveiled better than expected first-half figures, as a spike in commodity prices helped offset dwindling equities income. The
Does Money Carry Germs? Yes, Money Can Harbor Viruses and Bacteria
You never know where bills and coins have been, or what kind of germs money is carrying. As it turns out, anything from benign bacteria
Tory MP tells people to reuse old wrapping paper to save money
A Tory MP’s suggestion on how to tackle the ongoing cost of living crisis has not gone down well with internet users. Thousands across Britain
Richard Shearwood: Integrated tech is no longer optional
In a profession where efficiency and accuracy are everything, financial advisers are always on the lookout for smarter ways to manage their business and better
The UK’s Crucial Role in the Crypto and NFT Payment Infrastructure Landscape
The United Kingdom has firmly established itself as a global hub for financial technology (fintech), and this extends significantly into the burgeoning world of
Stop guilt-tripping us into handing over tips, says ‘optional’ service charge hater LEE BOYCE
This week, new tipping legislation came into force. It means restaurants and the like must share out tips to workers in a fair and transparent
Explainer: Central banks eye digital cash to fend off crypto threat
FRANKFURT/LONDON, Oct 9 (Reuters) – The world’s largest central banks — and even some of the smaller ones — are toying with the idea of
Is the Old Lady ready to embrace new money?
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey, a consistent sceptic when it comes to crypto, used a recent Financial Times opinion piece to signal that stablecoins
Tally sticks from three ancient civilizations rewrite money’s history
UAlbany Anthropologist Robert M. Rosenswig’s recent paper reevaluates theories of money through the way tally sticks have been used across multiple cultures, including Maya. Credit: