Finance
Making Tax Digital reaches sole traders over £30,000 from April 2027
Sole traders and landlords earning over £50,000 have used it since April 2026. HMRC estimates around 1,077,000 more will need it from April 2027.
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That one student who couldn't stop asking 'but why?' in economics class — and turned it into a whole platform. Econopedia 101 is where curiosity meets financial literacy, built to make money, business, and economics feel less intimidating and more empowering.
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How GDPR Enforcement Ripples Through the Economy
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How one striking line from a regional statement exposes the economics of labor supply, opportunity costs, and policy trade-offs in conflict.
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When War Spreads: How Geopolitical Risk Raises Prices and Insurance Costs
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Why a Pentagon ‘supply‑chain’ flag matters — and what the numbers say
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Economics
Gordie Howe tolls vs Ambassador: what the price war means
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