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NHS waiting list at 7.71 million with 1 million set to ‘go private’ by 2025
Today’s NHS England data on waiting lists shows that the backlog fell slightly by roughly 60,000 through October with the total queue…
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Mistrust of technology exposing a third of regulated firms to money laundering – SmartSearch survey
More than a third (36 per cent) of people in regulated firms who ‘can’t trust’ electronic ID verification and instead rely on…
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COP 28 – has it been a success? Reflections from Eva Cairns at abrdn
As COP28 has drawn to a close, Eva Cairns, head of sustainability insights and climate strategy at abrdn reflects on what has…
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Interest rate impact: Two years on since 2021 base rate rise
This month marks two years since the Bank of England made its first of 14 consecutive base rate rises. Moneyfactscompare.co.uk has analysed the average…
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Almost 84% of brokers agree that BDMs play a vital role
Smart Money People has found that 83.7% of brokers either agreed or strongly agreed that BDMs play a vital role in the…
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Quilter Investors’ Lindsay James comments on Fed interest rate decision
Following the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates, Lindsay James, investment strategist at Quilter Investors has commented. She said: “The Fed has…
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School supported by SJP becomes its first accredited centre of excellence for financial education
Tonge Moor Primary Academy in Bolton has become the first school to be accredited as a Centre of Excellence for financial education…
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Increased client demand presents an untapped opportunity for advisors to capitalise on investing in ‘passion’ assets in 2024
A recent survey has revealed that while interest in passion assets has previously primarily centred on the potential for personal enjoyment, there…
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IFS suggests replacing state pension triple lock with ‘earnings indexation plus inflation protection’
The Institute For Fiscal studies has called for the state pension triple lock to be scrapped and replaced with a system that emphasises average…
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Over 55s slam employers as ‘ageist’ and less open to hiring older workers
• More than half of retirees aged 55+ say employers are less open to employing older workers • Nearly three-quarters of retirees…
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