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Tag Archives: Rebalanced economy
Three important reasons the government shouldn’t impose a cap on payday loans
In (another) abrupt u-turn, it now seems likely that the government will accept the substance of the Labour peer Lord Mitchell’s amendment to the Financial Services Bill, which calls for a cap on the interest rates charged by payday loan … Continue reading
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Tagged Banking, Cost of Living, Economy, Free market, Leadership, Rebalanced economy, Spending
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Why we should – must – keep talking about the Big Society
People laugh at David Cameron for his focus on the Big Society. They think he’s deluded to think that we can consciously make our surroundings better by getting involved. But that is what all politics is about. However, by constantly … Continue reading →