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Barclays bank caps in-branch cash deposits for personal banking customers
News Barclays said the new cash deposit limit was part of a bid to clamp down on financial crimes, like money laundering. But will it affect you?
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MPs urge government to improve personal finance education in primary schools
News The Education Select Committee has urged Rishi Sunak's government to bolster personal finance education by improving teaching materials and creating a financial literacy qualification for college-age students.
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Kids’ average pocket money income dwarfed by side hustle pay rises, NatWest Rooster Money report finds
News The app found side hustles, such as chores and paper rounds, have been generating significantly more income for kids than average pocket money payments.
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Parental contributions to kids' university living costs could reach £14,000 a year
Parents helping kids with university living costs face contributions of up to £14,000 per year, according to a report from HEPI and TechnologyOne.
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Two challenger banks hike their one-year fixed savings rate - should you fix your cash?
After months of falling rates, a pair of challenger banks have boosted the rate on their one-year savings accounts. How does this compare to the rest of the market and will other providers follow?
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Nationwide unveils 5% easy-access account
News Nationwide's FlexOne Saver account is available for 11 to 17-year olds. How does it compare with other children's savings accounts?
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Child trust funds are about to bring a windfall for teenagers
Advice The first child trust funds are maturing in September, says Ruth Jackson-Kirby. But what should teenagers do with the money?
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