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Lloyds Upfront Interest review

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By Sophie Barber, Ronny Lavie
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Lloyds has launched a new savings account – and it’s currently a one-of-a-kind on the market. It’s a one-year fixed rate bond (nothing unusual there) but instead of receiving your interest at the end of the term, or even getting it paid in monthly installments, your interest is paid into a linked bank account within 20 days of opening the account. So, what’s the lowdown? It depends on why you want the account and what you plan to do with the money.
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Graduate job crisis: The long-term harm to pensions and homeownership revealed

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By Sophie Barber, Ronny Lavie
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Graduates with a 2-year delay finding a job after university could see a £35,000 dent in their pension pot Homeownership goal posts shift from being achievable in your late 20s to several years into your 30s Scarlett Kendrick, age 23, explains how her experience has made her feel discouraged about her future 19 May 2026, LONDON – New analysis by the personal finance comparison site Finder reveals that a 1 or 2-year delay in starting full-time work after university can have a significant...
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Graduates face a potential investing opportunity cost of £570k thanks to student loan debt

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By Sophie Barber, Ronny Lavie
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11 May 2026, LONDON – Young adults who invest the same amount of money as a graduate paying back their ‘plan 5’ student loan could end up with over £570k at the end of the repayment period. The new research from personal finance comparison site, Finder, found that a graduate with a student loan of £50k and a starting salary of £30k, with an annual wage rise of 3.4*%, would pay back almost £105k over 36 years with a ‘plan 5’ student loan. This includes £56k of interest accrued.
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