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  • 1 week ago | good-with-money.com | Lori Campbell |Peter Michaelis |Alex Hollinshead

    An historic woodland in Somerset is being brought back to life with the help of sustainable finance. Triodos Bank – a Good With Money ‘Good Egg’ company – has provided a £1.5 million loan to support a major rewilding initiative in the ancient Selwood Forest. The funding has enabled the purchase of a 133-acre site known as Hicks Park Wood, which will help create a connected, landscape-scale network of restored habitats across the region.

  • 4 weeks ago | good-with-money.com | Lori Campbell |Peter Michaelis

    If you have some spare cash once essential outgoings are taken care of, it’s a very good idea to build up a cash savings pot. Although savings rates are better now on average than they have been in many years, unfortunately once inflation is taken into account, saving in cash almost always means losing money in real terms.

  • 4 weeks ago | good-with-money.com | Lisa Stanley |Peter Michaelis |Lori Campbell

    Written by Lisa Stanley on 30th May 2025 Your 40s mark a pivotal financial decade. While many of us are reaching peak earning potential and recognising the need to focus on retirement and long-term finances, we’re often squeezed between multiple responsibilities – from supporting both parents and children to managing mortgages and home improvements.

  • 1 month ago | good-with-money.com | Lori Campbell |Peter Michaelis

    Don’t invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high-risk investment and you are unlikely to be protected if something goes wrong. Take 2 mins to learn more. Thrive Renewables has launched a £5 million share offer to enable people to invest in new clean energy projects that tackle the climate crisis.

  • 2 months ago | good-with-money.com | Lori Campbell |Peter Michaelis

    In the UK, the financial sector continues to fuel this destruction. Since the COP26 climate summit in 2021, UK banks have invested more than £1 billion in companies linked to deforestation, according to a report by Global Witness. HSBC was the worst offender, responsible for 62 per cent of all credit to businesses driving deforestation through activities like palm oil production, cattle farming, cocoa cultivation, and oil and gas exploration.

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