Insights
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RedArc: we don’t assign blame for physical illness, nor should we for mental illness
As World Suicide Prevention Day approaches on Wednesday, 10 September, Christine Husbands, commercial consultant, RedArc has commented: “Changing the Narrative’ is a…
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When AI goes ‘local’: What Meta’s camera-roll scanning means for business and security
Meta has quietly introduced a new feature that scans the photos on users’ phones, not just the ones they upload. It’s designed…
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Standard Life appoints Claire Altman to drive growth in Defined Benefit and Individual Retirement markets
Standard Life, part of Phoenix Group, has promoted Claire Altman to the newly established position of Business Development & Origination Director, underscoring…
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The hidden cost of back-to-school stress – expert explains how to cope by ‘rewinding your day’
Google searches for “burnout” have surged to record levels this August, rising 28% in just five days, with parents and children struggling…
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Brits’ ‘fear of fraud’ cost UK SMEs £6.15bn in the last financial year
UK SMEs relying on outdated manual bank transfers as a primary method of payment lost out on an estimated £6.15 billion in…
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Nearly half of people in a two-adult relationship say they manage household financial planning alone, with men taking the lead
Research by Unbiased, the UK’s leading financial advice platform, reveals that nearly half (47%) of advice seekers in a partnership manage the household…
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Bank of Mum & Dad should be closed all semester, according to money expert
Parents often believe they’re doing the right thing when supporting their children financially at university. But whether it’s their first child leaving…
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Mortgage experts reveal how overpaying could save thousands
With half of new first-time buyer mortgages now extending beyond 30 years, it might seem like a smart idea to pay off…
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Rathbones: One in three parents delay retirement to bankroll student children as cost of higher education bites
A third of parents are delaying retirement to fund their children through university, with many working up to a decade longer and…
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M&G research: optimistic Gen Z twice as confident in financial futures than mid-lifers
New research from M&G, a leading savings and investment firm, has revealed that Gen Z (18–24-year-olds) are currently the most financially optimistic…
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