Aussie Green Eyes Huge Champions Tour Finale Bonus

The High Street has been reeling since the Budget in October when Rachel Reeves announced £40billion of tax hikes - including a £25billion rise in National Insurance - and an inflation-busting increase in the minimum wage.

An existing cash bonus scheme will be reduced to $40,000 from July 2025 and deneme bonusu veren siteler will be expanded to permanent ADF members around the seven to nine-year service mark, to encourage career progression to middle ranks.

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"I've got to continue to play aggressive and hit as many fairways as I possibly can and as many greens," Langer said. "The key for me is making putts. I've got to try and hit 15, 16, 17 greens in regulation if I can and make a bunch of putts."

Initial $50,000 bonuses were offered as part of a trial launched in 2023 for permanent personnel near the end of their initial mandatory period of service, if they committed to the military for another three years.





A spokesman for the company said: 'No decision has yet been made on the bonus. Investing in our partners remains our key priority and we're increasing Partner pay by £114million this year, that's £295million in the past three years.'

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Standing ahead of Green in the battle for the tournament title is German legend Langer, who shot his age - 67 - once again to reach 13 under and put himself in position to extend his PGA Tour Champions winning streak to 18 years.

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Langer, who has shot his age or better 22 times on the tour, has a Champions-record 46 career victories but none so far this year as he has fought back after tearing his left Achilles playing pickelball in February.

Best-placed was Rod Pampling who fired a 65 to be tied seventh at seven under, with Greg Chalmers (69) and Mark Hensby (73) tied 22nd at one under, followed by Cameron Percy (78, tied 29th, three over) and Stuart Appleby  (71, tied 32nd, five over).

Harvey Knight, head of the UK financial services regulatory team at law firm Withers, said it was an ‘encouraging development that the long overhang from the financial crisis of some 15 years ago is at last being reduced'.