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ClearScore is on a mission to empower people around the world to manage their money better.

Their product (available both on desktop & as an app) gives users free access to their full credit history, as well as other information about their finances, such as their accounts and payments.

They have an intelligent marketplace, which matches users with the best financial products for them based on an analysis of their unique financial profile.

ClearScore also offer free (online) coaching programmes to help users improve their overall financial health.

Launched in July 2015, they are a design-led Fintech, with HQ based in Vauxhall, London.

They’ve experienced incredible growth since our launch, and now live in three markets around the world, with 11 million users globally.

You can learn more about the company by visiting their website.

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Experts provide strategies to drive equity forward in education

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How can we ensure inclusivity, diversity and equity in schools and society?

Education has come such a long way. Join Greg Campitelli for this in-depth program about the future of the education industry.

Beyond Education, together with Enquiry Tracker.

In this episode, Greg is joined by Sheetal Deo from Diversity Council Australia. #beyond education

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Harris takes aim at Trump, links him to Project 2025

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Kamala Harris, in her inaugural presidential campaign rally, launched a scathing critique linking former President Donald Trump to Project 2025.

As Kamala Harris kicks off her campaign for the Presidential election, she’s taken aim at Donald Trump and the so called Project 2025.

The Vice President told a crowd in Indianapolis that Project 2025 aims to “take us backward.” #featured #trending

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Netanyahu calls for support and sketches outline for post-war Gaza

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses Congress, delivering a passionate speech urging American leaders to send weapons faster to Israel so he can end the war.

Netanyahu explained the urgency of countering Iran, portraying it as a grave threat not only to Israel but to global security.

He criticised ongoing negotiations and called on the United States to hand over weapons faster, so he could end the war in Gaza.

Ticker’s Ahron Young covers the latest. #featured #trending

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