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Black Friday is hell for emotional shoppers

On Friday, many of us will pore over the sales and deals from all the biggest high street chains. But some of us will also fall prey to an industry exploiting our tendency to spend our way out of depression or make impulse purchases we’ll quickly come to regret, writes Olivia Petter

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Experts On The Future Of Investment Apps

While the meteoric rise of trading apps is a testament to the power of technology and the accessibility it affords, the growth of such platforms raises a critical issu.

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UCL startup receives £1 6m to help close gender gap in financial education

UCL startup receives £1 6m to help close gender gap in financial education
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Rising numbers of women start to profit from investing

A third of women who had previously thought about investing did so for the first time with money saved from being stuck at home, according to a survey by Barclays Smart Investor. Investment service Nutmeg opened 20,000 new accounts for women last year, accounting for 40 per cent of all openings compared with 35 per cent in 2019. And stockbroker Charles Stanley says its male to female ratio shifted from 70/30 to 60/40. A study by Nutmeg found a third of women found the virus crisis had made them see investing as more important, with 40 per cent re-evaluating their investment priorities because of coronavirus. Before the pandemic, the top reason for investing among women was to buy a house - but this has now been toppled by the need to build a financial buffer against unexpected events.

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