Rathbones launches it's third annual report into the state of the charity sector. Charities are squeezed between urgent costs and protecting future resources, with 81% drawing on reserves and 40% weighing an exit from stock market investment. The report sets out four priorities to build resilience.
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Charities face resilience dilemma as short-term pressures collide with long-term needs
Kensington and Chelsea landlords face £57,500 property income tax hit
The 25-year impact ranges from around £24,100 to £57,500 depending on the borough
Retirement property squeeze: landlords face almost £36,000 tax hit
Property tax hike squeezes a generation that has turned to bricks and mortar to fund retirement
Rising global risks reframe ESG as resilience
Rathbones' Responsible Investment Summit looks at the hidden dependencies beneath companies, from supply chains to shared infrastructure, and whether investors can judge how a business would recover when disruption hits.
Post-Budget blues: Just 4% feel more confident about their finances
Just 4% feel more confident about their finances after the Budget, as higher taxes prompt savers and investors to take stock.
Cheaper energy first ‘does not mean putting net zero second’, says Rathbones
Responding to the Budget’s announcements on cheaper energy and a new British Data Centre Covenant, Rathbones calls for a coordinated approach to expanding AI infrastructure and meeting the UK’s energy needs.
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