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Brighton-based financial services company, OneFamily, continues to support local hospice, Martlets, as colleagues become volunteer gardeners at the new site.
Two thirds of Londoners (64%) aged 18 to 40 say they are likely to move to a different part of the UK in the future, according to research by OneFamily.
OneFamily today announces a new partnership with WHSmith that will see the financial mutual’s investment accounts introduced to the stationery giant’s customers via their website and across 300 branches across the UK.
Brighton-based financial services company, OneFamily, continues to support local hospice, Martlets, as sponsors of this year’s Shaun by the Sea sculpture trail.
Employees at Brighton-based financial services company, OneFamily, are volunteering with IntoUniversity to help teenagers succeed in higher education and reach their potential.
More than 1.5 million people over 50 in the UK would consider skipping meals in a bid to keep up with rising prices, as the cost-of-living crisis continues to affect people across the country.
OneFamily became the insurer of all new Beagle Street, Budget and Virgin Money term life insurance and critical illness policies from Tuesday 19 September.
Young adults are struggling to save enough money to buy their own home due to the increased costs of everyday expenses.
September marks three years since the first child trust funds (CTFs) matured, yet young people who lack mental capacity are having their health compromised because they can’t access their own savings.
After three and a half years as Chief Executive of OneFamily, Teddy Nyahasha will be stepping down to be succeeded by current Chief Finance Officer (CFO) Jim Islam later this year, subject to regulatory approval.
