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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) wants to add an undergraduate degree in financial planning to its list of approved qualifications.
Claire Barker goes through the results of the latest ERSA research on how clients are using equity release
Graduates auto-enrolled into pensions should be allowed to use their employers' contributions to pay off their debts, Ros Altmann, director-general of Saga, said.
Students are underestimating by half the total debt they will carry when they leave university, suggests research by the AITC.
New university students expect to pay around £28,600 for a three-year degree course and graduate with debts of around £13,680, suggests a survey from NatWest.
Parents are blind to the true cost of higher education, suggests research from Prudential, as four out of ten questioned believe their children leave university with no debts.
Parents are increasingly buying property in university towns when their children go into higher education courses, reveals a Halifax Estate Agents survey.
Students starting university later this year expect to pay a total of £26,000 to cover their course and living expenses for three years, suggests NatWest research.