Tag Archives: economy
Growing Up – the Children’s Savings Plan turns 10
It’s 10 years since the launch of the Baillie Gifford Children’s Savings Plan. Iona Bain looks at how both public and personal finances have changed over the past decade. http://www.bgtrustonline.com/articles/opinion/growing-up-the-childrens-savings-plan-turns-10-.aspx
Filed under Investments
Is the British economy back on track for young people?
Yesterday’s news that Britain is technically out of recession was interpreted as a shred of good news in otherwise gloomy times. So is the outlook improving for young people? Only if we’re really getting to grips with the housing crisis… … Continue reading
Filed under Economy, Employment, First-time buyers, Graduate finance, Personal Finance, Politics
The return of Glasgow’s lost amphitheatre (and the lessons it could teach Earls Court developers)
The concept of “having new things” has crawled into every aspect of our lives, from our consumer habits to our buildings. But why can’t we protect what we already have? Here’s why re-using and updating should be at the heart … Continue reading
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