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Head of Commercial Content at The Scotsman. Journalist & comms professional. Keen runner and cyclist.
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Benefits of free trade with India potential boon for Scots' spirits

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By Rosemary Gallagher Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Partner Content: With the eagerly anticipated UK-India Free Trade Agreement (FTA) due to come into force this summer, members of Scotland's premium beverages sector recently gathered to explore what the new deal means for them and their industry. The special event was a collaboration involving global law firm Dentons, UAE multinational logistics company DP World, and The Scotsman, entitled Premium Beverages: Unlocking Opportunities from the UK-India FTA.
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Three in ten investors pile more into portfolios than usual in Q1

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By Rosemary Gallagher Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Three in ten UK investors generally contributed more to their portfolios than they usually do in the first quarter of a year in 2026, with half reporting positive returns, according to new research. Looking ahead, a further 30 per cent plan to increase the amount they invest in the next three months.
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Don't just bank on savings to raise interest

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By Rosemary Gallagher Verified
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Parents are missing out on investment returns and tax-free interest by overlooking Junior Individual Savings Accounts (JISAs) in favour of standard bank accounts, according to new research from investing and trading platform IG. The study, which suggests that the country's savings culture starts at home, is part of a joint initiative with parenting app Peanut to raise awareness among guardians of the long-term benefits of investing as a way to support their children's future.
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