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Brighton-based financial services company, OneFamily, welcomed 30 enthusiastic Year 6 students to their Brighton office for a day full of fun activities designed to teach pupils essential money management skills.
Almost three in ten (28%) adults aged 18-40 with a mortgage do not have life cover, according to insurance provider Beagle Street.
When parents Wendy (57) and Rob Stone (54) started saving into their children’s child trust funds, they had no idea that their daughter Leah would be unable to get her money due to her disability, while her twin brother Jack would have no problem. As the pair turned 18, Wendy contacted OneFamily for advice, which has since helped Leah access the funds.
Recent research by OneFamily has found 2.8 million over-50s are not planning to have a funeral.
The average cost of getting married, buying a house and having children in the UK soars to almost £395,000, according to financial mutual, OneFamily.
Concerns around income, the property market and the cost of living are soaring among young renters (those aged 18 to 40), according to new research by financial mutual, OneFamily.
OneFamily has launched a digital platform that will support its plans for growth whilst empowering its customers complete control and easier access to their finances.
More than half (53%) of 18–40-year-olds don’t understand what critical illness cover is for, and one third (29%) have never heard of the product.
OneFamily has announced a total donation of £10,000 to support four local organisations this Christmas that help the most vulnerable people in Swindon.
Joe Farmer (34) explains why he and his wife Rachel (34) each took out a lifetime ISA to tick off their bucket list when they retire, and how they will use free government bonus to get an extra holiday.
