Money news for students and graduates
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8 June 2009
Rothschild launches savings account
Rothschild, an international finance organisation, has launched a new fixed-rate deposit account, signifying a positive shift in the market, according to one comparison site.
Head of Savings Kevin Mountford at moneysupermarket.com implied that this provided customers with valuable extra choices when considering saving options.
'Rothschild's two-year fixed-rate deposit account at a high 4.35per cent AER, brings some welcome competition to the market for those with a £20,000 deposit,' he said. -
21 May 2009
Pay increases continue, study shows
Many companies are continuing to offer pay rises during the recession, according to an expert.
Charles Cotton, Reward Adviser at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, noted that some firms are continuing to perform well despite the economic climate.
As a result, he said it is 'not surprising' that pay is still going up, which could benefit those about to embark on graduate careers. -
20 May 2009
Women earning less but saving more, expert notes
Female graduates and other working women are saving a higher proportion of their income than their male counterparts, according to one industry commentator.
Ruth Whitehead, Director of independent financial advisory firm Ruth Whitehead Associates, said that women tend to be 'tough and shrewd' when they need to make financial decisions.
Her comments come after research by Halifax revealed very little difference between the average savings held by men and women in the UK.
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FSB Chairman calls for individual pay negotiations
14 May 2009
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TUC warns against NMW freeze
10 May 2009
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Maximise your income, students advised
28 April 2009
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Expert: More student loan interest information needed
27 April 2009
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PwC: Budget contains warnings for local authorities
23 April 2009
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Hay Group: Banks must off bonuses to keep staff
17 April 2009
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Union calls for modest rise in pay for teachers
15 April 2009
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Research: Gender pay gap hits higher paid jobs more
15 April 2009
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Government announces public sector pay rises
1 April 2009
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