Szu Ping Chan is the Economics Editor at the Telegraph. She covers a range of topics including economic policy, personal finance, banking, and investment, with a focus on the local economy and debt management. Szu Ping's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications such as GlobalResearch, Yahoo Finance, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Andy Burnham has called on wealth creators to back Britain as the Prime Minister said he was focused on cutting the cost of doing business.
Britain is expected to pay the highest rate to borrow in more than a quarter of a century as a global bond sell-off piles pressure on John Healey ahead of the Budget.
Britain is expected to pay the highest rate to borrow in more than a quarter of a century as a global bond sell-off piles pressure on John Healey ahead of the Budget.
Britain has paid the highest rate to borrow in more than a quarter of a century as a global bond sell-off piles pressure on John Healey before the Budget.
Keeping the triple lock on pensions will cost an extra £20bn a year by 2050, according to a leading think tank.
Andy Burnham is to hand mayors the power to impose unlimited taxes on tourists that could see families paying hundreds of pounds more to holiday in England.
Britain's hospitality industry faces a multibillion-pound hit from Andy Burnham's plan to hand mayors the power to impose unlimited taxes on tourists.
Labour mayors across England are planning to impose a 5pc holiday tax despite businesses and Andy Burnham's own backbenchers describing the policy as "anti-growth".
By: Harry Bren, Tom Haynes, Szu Ping Chan, Amy Gib
WELFARE PARTY STRIKES AGAIN ANDY Burnham was accused of launching another raid on struggling families last night after he approved a new holiday tax.
Andy Burnham is to cut up to £200 off benefits claimants' energy bills this winter as the Iran war sends gas and fuel prices surging.
