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It’s that time of year when festival tickets start to go on sale – and music fans everywhere rush around to firm up their summer plans. Young Money Blog has long documented the economics of British music festivals, so we know all-too-well that booking your
It’s that time of year when festival tickets start to go on sale – and music fans everywhere rush around to firm up their summer plans. Young Money Blog has long documented the economics of British music festivals, so we know all-too-well that booking your
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Companies with feelgood policies on the environment have been accused of double standards over their pension funds. Research by ShareAction has found a disconnect between
A joint investigation by the Financial Times and Young Money Blog has found that Revolut fabricated statistics that appeared in its most recent advertising campaign.
Crass, cringe, uncool and creepy. Those were the overriding thoughts I had when I saw THAT advert for Revolut on the London Underground last week.
Last year, I and other young freelancers were watching the 2018 Budget with interest, hoping for more treats than tricks from a party that claims
In January, it is cold, the nation is skint and back to work after Christmas. Blue Monday is considered by some to be the most depressing
At the beginning of the year, I was asked to share my 2019 financial resolution with the readers of FT Money, the personal finance section
I finally understand money-related jargon thanks to this book.
Spare Change will change lives!
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