Traditionally societies focused on the less affluent. This probably explains the restriction placed by the Treasury on the maximum which can be invested in the … The friendly society giant, LV= (Liverpool Victoria) with £11.4 billion assets, grants …

… do for students. The full day of training took place at the Sobratto Center for Nonprofits in affluent Redwood Shores, CA, where over 100 teachers filled the room. … Typically, teachers only get training for products that their schools have paid …

Banks employing this strategy may also make some surprising acquisitions and partnerships outside of the industry as ambitious leaders look beyond legacy products for new revenue streams, and increasingly providing non-banking services to customers in …

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Only 1 per cent of Australians have coeliac disease, a condition that causes the immune system to react to gluten found in wheat and grain products, yet it has become a fashion statement to say you're gluten free in Melbourne's exclusive suburbs …

“Consumers will look to save costs – classic behaviour will be to trade down to lower-value products such as wheat noodles.” Deane … Analysts said levels of disposable income for these more affluent consumers would remain fairly resilient to rising …

Woolworths, which expects to report earnings per share for the 53 weeks to June 30 that are 23% to 28% higher than the previous year, is relatively shielded as it targets a more affluent consumer. Noah Capital Markets retail analyst Roger Tejwani said …

If Marine Products can't control its expenses and consumers continue to trade down to lower-margin models, then its margins could contract even further. Another thing to consider is the health of the U.S. consumer. Although boat buyers tend to be more …

In short, owners of Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) high-end devices tend to be more affluent and more willing to pay for their products and services than owners of Android-based devices. According to a recent survey from the Pew Internet & American Life Project …