FT Schools: Mastering Money
A guide for students and teens to the best ways to manage money, from budgeting and saving to investing and starting a business. It is part of the Financial Times free schools access programme
How Apollo feeds Athene cash
Plus, the fight for the Armani empire starts and why a small US car lender has Wall Street worried
How do I pass wealth down to my children without them wasting it?
Our two children know that we are wealthy, but they are not aware of the full extent of our fortunes
How to deal with finance on socials
There is plenty of financial advice on social media but not all of it can be trusted
The first steps to starting up your own business
Being an entrepreneur might seem daunting but it can be rewarding
Banks tighten debt terms as squeezed UK universities refinance loans
Almost half of the sector’s providers run a deficit, as some institutions secure funding against campus sites
The left’s radical plan to fix housing in Paris
Authorities are using an arsenal of interventionist tools to make city homes affordable. Critics call it an attack on property rights
Can Tokyo tempt finance workers to manage its trillions?
Japan’s capital has its best shot of becoming a global finance hub in decades — if it can attract the people
How to find the best home for spare cash
A guide to weighing up risks and rewards
Don’t fret about debt: the basics of borrowing
Most people have to borrow money at some stage in life. But there are good and bad ways to go about it
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