It includes a behind-the-scenes tour of the beautiful building of one of Britain's leading private banks, followed by a private lunch in the dining rooms at the head office on the Strand, where the bank was established in 1692.

Find out more about the key to Deborah's success, how she got started as well as gleaning some advice on insider tips for success of your own.  Included in the prize is a signed copy of Deborah's book Common Sense Rules.

The bank that was to become one of Britain’s leading and most respected private banks was established at ‘the sign of the Three Crowns’ in the Strand in 1692. Take a fascinating journey through the centuries in banking with this unique opportunity to take a behind-the-scenes tour of this beautiful building with Coutts & Co’s archivist. Notable customers from royalty, politics, the military and the arts came from all corners of the world and included King George III, William Pitt, the Duke of Wellington, Louis Philippe, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Sir Walter Scott, and Charles Dickens.

This prize includes:

• A business lunch for four at Coutts.
• Behind-the-scenes tour of the beautiful building
• A signed copy of Deborah's book Common Sense Rules [1].

• To be arranged at a mutually agreeable date
• Transport not included
• Attendees must be over 18

Go to this link for full bidding instructions  and you may well find that this will be the best investment you have ever made - while doing your bit for charity.

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This lot has been kindly donated by Deborah Meaden [3] and Coutts & Co [4]