Funeral planning training helps advisers offer support
Continue reading It’s Your Funeral: helping people plan ahead
Funeral planning training helps advisers offer support
Continue reading It’s Your Funeral: helping people plan ahead
Actor and anti-poverty campaigner Michael Sheen opened a new branch of Castle Community Bank on Great Junction Street yesterday. Continue reading Michael Sheen opens Castle Community Bank branch
The Scottish Affairs Committee has written to Ross McEwan, CEO of RBS, following reports calling into question evidence he gave to the Committee last Wednesday on the closure of RBS branches in Scotland. Continue reading Explain yourself, man!
Auditor General reports on finances at two colleges
Edinburgh College has made progress while poor planning and over-optimism contributed to financial problems at New College Lanarkshire, the Auditor General says in her latest report. Continue reading Edinburgh College making progress on tackling financial deficit, says Auditor General
Scotland’s Finance Secretary Derek Mackay says the UK Government must use their 2018 Spring Statement to provide greater clarity for people and business over the Brexit process, including the future of EU funding, and address the threat facing our economy as a result of Brexit. Continue reading Mackay: Spring Statement must deliver clarity on Brexit impact
Edinburgh Council is set to receive a significant funding boost as a result of this year’s SNP Scottish Government budget – with local services in Edinburgh benefiting from an extra £16.5 million, says local SNP MSP Ben Macpherson, Continue reading Budget is a fair deal for Edinburgh, says local MSP
More than two thirds of income taxpayers will pay less tax next year on their current income, Finance Secretary Derek Mackay has confirmed as MSPs prepare to debate proposals to reform income tax in Scotland. Continue reading Finance Secretary: Income tax reforms will benefit lowest earners
Falling behind with post-festive finances needn’t be the ‘horror story’ that is often depicted by the media, according to the founder of an Edinburgh-based community bank, which is already dealing with a ‘steady stream’ of savings applications for next Christmas. Continue reading Plan now to avoid festive finance hangover, says Community Bank chief
Bank of Scotland’s Business Barometer for January 2018 shows:
Business confidence in Scotland stands at 18 per cent in January, according to the latest Business Barometer from Bank of Scotland. Continue reading Scottish business confidence low but ‘modest’ job creation on horizon, according to new Business Barometer
NHS, the economy and the low paid to benefit, says Scottish Government
COSLA welcomes recognition of local government concerns Continue reading A budget of compromise and consensus: ‘credit where it is due’?