Retailers to introduce stricter policies to prevent fraudulent returns
ASOS and other leading retailers are tightening their return policies and penalising serial returners. Yet, new research from the Retail
More young people than ever are worried about finances new data shows
New research from the Prince’s Trust research showed more than half of 16-25 year olds in Greater Manchester think the
‘I wasn’t furloughed, I was told I wasn’t needed’: Lay-offs worst in construction, while hospitality quickest to cull
Nearly two thirds of construction companies laid staff off in the first two weeks of the UK-wide lockdown – the highest of any industry.
Oldham Athletic’s bid to stave off administration
Oldham Athletic are on the verge of administration and are experiencing the darkest point in their history.
Coronavirus: Football clubs still going to be affected once matchdays return
UCFB’s Football Business & Finance expert Ian Tomlinson warns that football clubs could still struggle even when the game returns following the Coronavirus pandemic.
How Mancunians can better manage their personal finances
Every person residing in Manchester can agree to the fact that everyday life is busy.
Manchester on course for major housing crisis due to over-development, claims damning new report
The report says that Manchester will fail to provide an adequate level of housing or transport to match an estimated 110,000 extra jobs in the city by 2040.
‘It’s easy to get carried away’: One in three Mancunians feel Christmas financial pressure
Manchester Christmas shoppers are set to spend an average of nearly £500 each on presents this festive season.
Leave your partner at home: Manchester couples spend more if shopping together
More than 50% of people spend more money when out shopping with others, a consumer-advice website has revealed.
Financial watchdog ‘cosying up’ to private firms cause for concern, says Manchester MP
Manchester Central Labour MP Lucy Powell has expressed concern at the number of employees from financial service companies being given ‘privileged access’ to the inner-workings of the Financial Conduct Authority.
’Anti-poverty’ financial services and affordable goods store opens in Bolton
A unique financial services and affordable household and white goods store has opened in the former Millets store in Bolton’s Victoria Square.