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MN Dentist Office Has an Emotional Support Dog– Expert Weighs In
Emotional support animals (ESAs) are a type of assistance animal prescribed by a licensed mental health professional or general practitioner and provide…
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Top Countries People Don’t Want to Move From: Study Reveals
A recent study by TopMove.ca experts analyzed emigration data from various national governmental databases to identify top 10 countries people don’t want to move from. A score, aiming to identify…
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New report finds less than a third of finance companies have a marketing strategy
After a long period of economic stagnation, a new study of almost 2,000 decision-makers has found that financial services companies may struggle…
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Financial data belonging to as many as 53 million individuals compromised in data breaches last year
Financial data belonging to as many as 52.8million individuals was compromised in cyber-attacks in the UK in the past year (year end…
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Open Banking Creates Savings on Payment Processes and Business Operation time Vs Non-Users, New Study Reveals
Two in three (66%) larger UK businesses say they are very familiar with open banking and users report an average annual saving…
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HTB appoints head of specialist mortgages proposition in new ‘pivotal’ role
Hampshire Trust Bank (HTB) has announced the appointment of David Stiff as its head of product & proposition within its specialist mortgages division,…
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The Right Mortgage appoints new Protection Development Manager
The Right Mortgage & Protection Network and DA Club have announced the appointment of a new Protection Development Manager. Tom Fish joins…
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Hanley Economic BS launches no fee, no ERC medium-term fixed rate RIO mortgage
Hanley Economic Building Society has launched a no free medium-term fixed rate retirement interest-only (RIO) mortgage with no ERCs and no overpayment…
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Coventry for intermediaries cuts selected fixed rates
Coventry for intermediaries has reduced selected residential fixed rates and all Buy to Let fixed rates, as well as extending end dates…
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Automatic enrolment changes could add £105bn to young adults’ pensions over 50 years
The Government’s decision to extend automatic enrolment to workers aged between 18 and 21 could mean an additional £105bn of pension savings…
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