Student loans | The Treasury Committee wades into the debate
The House of Commons Treasury Committee has published a critical report on the operation of student loans.
Partners& win at UK Broker Awards 2026
Partners& are proud to have been recognised, and won in three categories at the UK broker Awards 2026.
What the salary sacrifice pension contribution cap means for workplace pensions
In the Autumn Budget 2025, the then chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a £2,000 cap on salary sacrifice pension contributions to come into effect in 2029.
The Cambridge continues support for savers with fixed-rate increase across bonds and ISAs
The Cambridge Building Society is increasing its fixed-rate savings rates across bonds and ISAs by up to 0.30%.
Deloitte CFO Survey Q3 2026: Economic and political uncertainty seen as the greatest constraint on UK competitiveness
Geopolitics now tops the CFO risk list for more than three years; CFOs expect inflation and interest rate rises as the cost of credit hits a two-and-a-half year high;Cost reduction remains CFOs' top business priority, with expansionary strategies losing favour;
Cambridge Index declines 0.6%
The Cambridge Index declined 173.8 points or 0.6% to close at 28,998.3.
Over 400 guests gather for sell out event with Price Bailey and Michael Gove
Former Cabinet minister joined Price Bailey Chairman, to explore the gap between politics and business ahead of the Autumn Budget.
Stronger minds, stronger teams: build resilience in just half a day
Promote Mental Health has launched a new workshop: The Resilient Mind and Body. This half day workshop combines the knowledge and skills of two highly trained professionals in psychology and nutrition Claire Harris (Promote Mental Health) and Bee Innes (Healthy Be Naturopathy). It covers practical science based strategies to help your people feel better, perform better and stay well. Check out…
Unmarried couples: major legal reforms proposed
Proposal for financial protections for unmarried couples
“Over 3.5 million couples live together without getting married or entering a
The £59.2 billion unpaid tax hole
New HMRC research places an uncomfortably large number on the estimated amount of outstanding unpaid tax.
Making an impact (and money!) at the Cambridge Forum
The Cambridge Forum was in full swing again this year at the Corn Exchange with speakers and events showcasing the very best of what Cambridge has to offer. Highlights included an opening session from Cambridge legend Dr. David Cleevely, a major partnership announcement from Crosure, the digital insurance company, and the soft launch of the AlgoDynamix impact investment fund based on the latest…
Burnham’s high street regeneration package may be too little too late, says Price Bailey
A new £210 million Government package aimed at bringing derelict high street buildings back into use could provide a much-needed boost to footfall and local economies, but more action is needed to address the rising costs facing retail and hospitality businesses, according to financial experts at
East of England business owners remain confident on growth despite Budget concerns and economic uncertainty
East of England business owners remain overwhelmingly confident about their prospects despite concerns about potential tax rises, rising costs and ongoing economic uncertainty, according to new research from S&W.
Report from Cambridge Judge Business School and Bain & Company outlines 5 key steps for financial services leaders
The second White Paper in a series produced through a partnership between Cambridge Judge Business School and Bain & Company lays out 5 clear imperatives for financial services C-suite leaders in managing technology transformation and governance issues at this time of rapid economic, tech and political change.
Lens Not Label taught me what my job actually is
TL;DR: In November, I'm listed as a contributor on the back of a book called Lens Not Label, written by Claire Pedrick and Kim Witten. Working alongside two people whose actual skill is writing a book taught me something useful about my own skill, which has nothing to do with writing and everything to do with what happens in the room once the book is closed.
Seeking SMEs interested in finance for energy efficiency or carbon reduction
Energy bills are a growing headache for small businesses, and if you're already tackling yours - switching suppliers, looking at solar, batteries or heat pumps, or exploring flexibility schemes - you can help improve the support banks offer businesses like yours.
Healey sets a pre-Halloween Autumn Budget
The Autumn Budget date has now been set for 28 October, with the new Chancellor facing some familiar challenges.
Price Bailey announces its 2026 trainee intake
This year's intake takes the total number of trainees recruited by Price Bailey since 2021 to over 250, underlining the firm's continued commitment to developing future talent and investing in its Early Careers progr
What do I do with an inherited pension? | GUIDE
Inherited pensions can be confusing, especially during such a vulnerable time. In this guide we discuss what happens when you inherit a pension, how it could be paid out to you and what you can do with it.
Cambridge funding helps The Angels Foundation UK create new wellness centre to support more domestic abuse survivors
After a transformative first year of funding from The Cambridge Building Society, The Angels Foundation UK is celebrating major progress in supporting survivors of domestic abuse across Cambridgeshire - and is setting out plans to build on that growth in year two of its three-year, £150,000 grant.
Goodbye LISA, hello First Time Buyer ISA
The government has published a consultation document on the First Time Buyer ISA replacement for the Lifetime ISA (LISA).
Price Bailey appoints Philip Olagunju bolstering its Strategy & Corporate Finance team
Price Bailey has appointed experienced corporate finance specialist Philip Olagunju as Partner in its Strategy and Corporate Finance team, further strengthening the firm's offering across East Ang
CellCentric wins Business of the Year at 36th Business Weekly Awards ahead of tipped US IPO
Tony Quested writes: CEO Will West winged in from New York as his company CellCentric won the 36th annual Business Weekly Awards' coveted Business of the Year crown at Queens' College.
British workers spend nearly £1bn of their own money on GenAI for work, landmark Deloitte research finds
The UK's largest survey of workplace AI adoption, based on responses from 25,000 workers, finds employees are spending an estimated £958 million annually on GenAI tools they use for work;Two-thirds of British workers have used GenAI tools for work;
HMRC consults on changes to self-assessment tax payments
A new HMRC consultation paper is concerning news if you make self-assessment tax payments on account.