Nationwide or Reddit? Where we get our financial information
There's a problem in the way in which we get our financial information. From Nationwide savings emails to money forums on Reddit - Chris and Ed look at how we obtain financial information, how blurred the rules are, and why the regulator gets it wrong so often. MRM's Young Money: Young Money Report 2023 by Rebecca -…
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