While the Chancellor plans spending cuts to fill a self-imposed £50 billion ‘black hole’, the government is set to pay around £80 billion to …
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Good news you might have missed last week
October 27, 2022 After another week of chaos in British politics, and with the cost of living scandal deepening, it can be hard to feel …
From Liverpool to Birmingham: Positive Money questioned the future of finance this conference season
October 26, 2022 Positive Money has launched a petition to amend the Financial Services and Markets Bill, replacing the harmful …
The new cabinet – what it means for a fair, green economy
Liz Truss has been confirmed as the new Prime Minister, with key cabinet appointments including Kwasi Kwarteng, Jacob Rees-Mogg and Graham …
#HotStrikeSummer: Why people are turning to unions to fight back against the cost of living crisis
“Ask yourself, do you agree that women should have maternity leave? Do you agree that you need health and safety within the workplace? Do …
To tackle the cost of living we need to align banks with public purpose
As recent research from the New Economics Foundation has highlighted, we are relying on huge subsidies to influence the behaviour of banks. …
Why politicians are wrong to blame the ‘money supply’ for inflation
Joining ‘tax cuts for growth’, the latest dodgy economics trend in the Conservative leadership contest is an obsession with the money …
Glasto glory: hundreds join the call for affordable housing
July 14, 2022 Positive Money returned to Glastonbury this year to raise awareness about the root causes of the housing affordability …
The Future Of Finance: Report Launch
Positive Money’s latest report reveals the scale of the political power that big finance holds over our democracy, and puts forward …