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Tabitha Lambie

Blackpool, England
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Weekend Essay: Is it money or community that makes for a rich life?

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By Tabitha Lambie
| Money Marketing Verified
My granny was a wonderful person. She was unapologetically herself and encouraged everyone around her to be the same. She was the heart and soul of our family. Some of my favourite memories are of my grandparents’ garden: family barbecues, games of French cricket with an antique badminton racket and searching for pond snail eggs under the lily pads.
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Nuveen sets out integration timeline following Schroders takeover

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By Tabitha Lambie
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Nuveen has today (1 October) completed its acquisition of Schroders, creating a combined firm responsible for $2.6tr in assets under management (AUM). Schroders will continue to operate separately within Nuveen over the next 12 to 18 months, led by group chief executive Richard Oldfield, while integration planning takes place. During that period, Nuveen and Schroders intend to maintain their existing investment teams across both asset and wealth management.
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UK economic resilience aids Burnham’s ‘good vibes’ mantra

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By Tabitha Lambie
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The UK economy showed steady growth in the second quarter, with GDP rising by 0.5%, supported by a 0.6% increase in services output, according to the latest figures. The construction sector increased by 0.8%, while production decreased by 0.1%. The level of GDP over this period compared with the last quarter of 2024 is now estimated to be 2% higher, revised up from the first estimate of 1.9%.
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