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Popular VCTs filling fast as tax year end approaches

Northern VCTs closed their £36 million fundraise this week Of the £848 million of VCT capacity currently available this tax year there is £206 million remaining Among Wealth Club “Featured” offers there is £77 million in confirmed capacity remaining Nicholas Hyett, Investment Manager at Wealth

New space themed events at the Natural History Museum on sale now

The Natural History Museum announce after-hour events, tours and experiences for new family exhibition Space: Could Life Exist Beyond Earth? Blast off to the Natural History Museum for after-hours events, tours and experiences in the upcoming gallery exhibition Space: Could Life Exist Beyond Earth? From

Three AIM shares to watch in 2025

Three AIM listed companies that could cut your IHT bill A legal underdog A defence specialist A property player Two professional portfolios Market leading resources Quality focused performer Ellie Sawkins, Investment Analyst at Wealth Club said: “It’s been a difficult couple of years for AIM,

Two-thirds of Gen Z want Taylor Swift banned from nightclubs!

Two-thirds of Gen Z have opted to ban Taylor Swift from nightclubs as young people say no to Swiftogeddon and yes to Swifto-forget-on! According to new research. The research, commissioned to celebrate ‘Get Britain Dancing!’ – a nationwide night out this Friday – discovered that

ManiLife x KNOOPS Drop Limited-Edition Hot Chocolate

This dynamic duo has just dropped a limited-edition hot chocolate – a perfectly balanced blend of KNOOPS’ 34% chocolate flakes, known for its rich cocoa depth and subtle caramel notes, with ManiLife’s signature low and slow-roasted Almond Butter, renowned for its irresistibly creamy texture and

British Safety Council comments on Keep Britain Working Review

Commenting on the initial report by the Keep Britain Working Review, Mike Robinson, Chief Executive of British Safety Council said: “Sir Charlie Mayfield’s initial findings show that nearly one in four people, under the age of 35, are economically inactive due to ill health. Should