Feeling nosey? One UoM student anonymously logs all of their fashion and beauty purchases over the period of September as part of a new series
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Want to save money? Hate spending full price? So does Lily O’Reilly
Online lender Quick Quid has ‘redesigned’ some UK bank notes with endangered animals on to raise awareness about conservation
Nominations have opened to see who will be the new face of the £50 note. We look at the front-running contenders from all fields of STEM.
The programme, launched by Virgin, aims to develop students’ business and professional skills in order to enhance their chances of employment by offering challenges
Manchester came in as the 29th most affordable city to study in
Students are engaging less with societies, a Mancunion survey suggests
Can us Brits learn something from French fashion values?
Students can apply for bursaries to help finance work experience placement costs
Barclays warns that students are at risk of being targeted by criminals due to their financial worries and their ignorance towards the consequences of being used as a money mule
SALC students’ exam results were released on 22nd February, although those with a ‘negative service indicator’ could not view them
The Stern Report made similar recommendations to the IPCC report which said we have twelve years left to live — Alex Walker believes the reason nothing was done has something to with Pret
Mia Gair investigates how the University of Manchester invests its money in weird and wonderful companies around the world.
With monthly student budgets reaching up to £1200, mental health issues are fast becoming grave consequences of financing a degree
A new survey has revealed an entirely new perspective on the realities of university finance and student loans
Joseph Black, co-founder of UniDosh, details how this easy-to-use app will ease those money blues
For every pound added to the latest transfer fee, football takes one small step further away from its roots
According to students and recent graduates, pay-rate is not as important as training and potential for promotion
