Rishi Sunak made a pitch for the next election by making five promises.
Four of them are the sort of vague political promises that are so
familiar that it’s impossible to exactly what they were. I’m sure that making everyone better off, and giving …
Read all about it, here.
Normally, I’d be delighted to read a piece of research like this, but this note comes from Goldmans.
Don’t get me wrong, Goldmans employs some bright people.
Commodities are complex, and oil is the …
I’ve been too busy to pay much attention to the budget, but I did hear that the chancellor
has abolished the upper limit on pension savings. My instinct is that people who already have a million pounds are so in pension …
The markets have had a wake-up call with demise of Silicon Valley Bank (and Signature Bank, although that’s more of a crypto side show).
For the last year or so we’ve seen the most vicious inversion of US yields on record …
Well, it’s happened. A biggish bank has exploded (well, two, but Signature Bank was mainly a crypto play, it seems).
It’s deja vu all over again.
The Fed insists that what is clearly a bailout is not a bailout. Although shareholders of SVB have …
Vim-ledger plugin for vim (‘vi improved’) is a terrific
bit of software.
Some guy has given this plugin to the world, to help people
like me get more out of plaintext accounting tools like hledger.
I urge you to take a look at plaintext accounting, if you have any …
When I used Windows, I tended to use Adobe Acrobat Reader.
This allows you to import a self-signed certificate and insert a digital signature into a pdf. To me, this is much more professional than a wiggly line drawn with a mouse which looks like a five-year …