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In addition to fish, Polish sausage and Italian beef now allowed on Fridays during lent.

The new pope won't have any trouble finding his way around Italy. Being from Chicago, he's seen this map a thousand times.

Chicago is officially on the map 📍

Daaaaaa Pope

Only one choice for the hat today in honour of his Holiness Leo XIV (Da Pope)

One of *those* fraud stories from Katie Tarrant. Absolutely horrendous details from start to finish. Give it a read, and give the tape a listen too. thetimes.com/article/bc0f57…

Some thoughts on the Mansion House Accord announced today abi.org.uk/globalassets/f… in a longish 🧵, and follows discussions I have had within the industry, with ministers, and architects of the Accord. (1/n)…

This is about private assets (private equity, private credit & infrastructure). The commitment (subject to important conditionalities) of signatory pension funds & asset managers to allocate 10% of AUM to these asset classes by 2030 - half of those (5%) being UK assets (3/n)

Absolute joy of a column by Claire Bushey on Chicago's Pope. The memes on here last Friday reminded me of good Twitter. Need to get me some of that OBVIOUS SHIRTS® merch. ft.com/content/98455d…

Scoop in The Times and The Sunday Times: 100% no-deposit mortgages are to become widely available for all buyers for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis under new loans released by a new(ish) lender April Mortgages tomorrow thetimes.com/business-money…

April showers let debt flower. If your household income is £24,000 - fix for 10 to 15 years at 5.99% and pay no deposit on your home with April Mortgages. How to screw you twice over. George Nixon The Times and The Sunday Times

“You never know when you might see a bit of second-hand kit or a nice cow in someone else’s yard.” Spent Monday in the Weald of Kent, the most cash-resilient part of the UK since Covid, on why people still like a bit of paper money. thetimes.com/business-money…

Having pension funds invest in private assets is a much bigger debate than you can cover in one 1,000 word-ish article. But looking at some of the figures around recent performance, part of me wonders that if we were going to do this, whether we should’ve done it ten years ago.

100% mortgages fixed for 10-15 years. available from April Mortgages reports George Nixon. Just what we need or a return to 2008? thetimes.com/business-money…

I don’t know how you’d *ever* do it, and I’m not sure it’s the government’s place to regulate the generosity of parents, but, my scorching hot take is there’s increasingly a strong case on placing limits on the Bank of Mum and Dad.

🚨Dusts off klaxon emoji to announce job change🚨 Today is my last day at The Times! So sad to be leaving the Money and Feel Better About Money teams, but excited to be returning to The Sun as deputy consumer editor 🥳 Get in touch with your story ideas!

Truly one of the most enjoyably crackers articles about how people manage their money that I’ve ever read telegraph.co.uk/money/consumer…