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We have an important role to play in creating a more sustainable and inclusive future.
Our report provides an update on how we are Helping Britain Prosper in a way that delivers long-term profit and returns.
We put you first, so you can put our customers first.
Our report provides an update on how we are Helping Britain Prosper in a way that delivers long-term profit and returns.
Disclosures relating to our strategic, financial, operational, environmental and social performance.
See all the key dates in the financial year.
Higher, more sustainable returns as we continue to Help Britain Prosper.
With hubs across the UK, there's a place for you.
We're searching for the best talent to join us in Leeds.
Join us as we explore new ideas and technologies to reshape the world of finance.
With summer holidays coming to a close, the latest credit card spending data from Halifax suggests it’s been a busy year for travelling, as travel-related spend (including on airlines and hotels), rose by 27% compared to 2019 and by 18% since 2022.
The number of first-time buyers fell 22% between January and August this year, compared to the same period in 2022, according to the latest Halifax First-Time Buyer Review.
Working 9 to 5? Not a way to make a livin’ for today’s kids, as two thirds (66%) of children don’t fancy a traditional job working for ‘the boss’ in the future, according to the latest Halifax Pocket Money Review.
Downward pressure on property prices following last summer’s peak, combined with strong wage growth, has seen the UK’s house price to income ratio fall back from a record high.
Children are pocketing £5 on average each week, according to the latest Halifax Pocket Money Review.
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