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Report urges rethink on youth finance
Read the full story: Report urges rethink on youth financeScottish research urges finance providers to redesign services for youth. A study with more than 350 young people says products, support, and education have not kept pace with digital money, online risk, and milestones including first jobs, student loans, and rent.
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Innovation fuels growth. So why does it still frighten boardrooms?
Innovation drives growth, but many boards still resist backing it. Conor McNicholas, Impact Director at Magnetic, argues that shared language, leadership commitment, and better data can help companies assess innovation more confidently, and turn boardroom tension into measurable growth.
