Take Ely, a sixth-former at West London Free School. He studies physics, maths, further maths and politics, but his career pathway isn’t confined to the classroom. Through H&F’s Pathway Bond,…
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Gary Greenwood, an equity analyst for Shore Capital, said it was “strategically logical” for NatWest to expand its wealth management operations, but that he was “cautious on the deal economics,…
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FTSE 100 Live 09 February: NatWest £2.7bn wealth deal hits shares, Nikkei surges on election landslide
by News Roomby News RoomNatWest chief executive Paul Thwaite said: “At a time when the benefits of saving and investing are increasingly part of the national conversation, we can help customers to make more…
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Some 7% of people would rather sit an exam than plan their retirement, Which? said.
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Superdrug said it will continue to invest particularly in ‘large-format destination stores and retail park locations’.
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What money questions could couples discuss to help financial compatibility?
by News Roomby News RoomUnderstanding each other’s approach to money can be a ‘real strength’ in a relationship, a finance expert said.
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UK economy set to have recorded modest growth amid budget concerns
by News Roomby News RoomThe Office for National Statistics will reveal the latest UK GDP data on Thursday.
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Eight ways that people could get on top of their finances at an ‘admin party’
by News Roomby News RoomPure protection products help people deal with financial shocks. They typically include life insurance, which pays out in the event of death or a terminal illness; critical illness cover, which…
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Rightmove and NatWest announce three-year ‘mortgage in principle’ partnership
by News Roomby News RoomHome buyers will be able to receive an ‘instant’ decision while viewing property listings.
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Student loan term tweaks leave some people thousands of pounds worse off – study
by News Roomby News RoomRepayment terms on Plan 2 loans have caused controversy, with some people describing them as a ‘stealth tax’.