A level options

geography may help or politics! pick a third and a fourth, your school may let you drop the fourth. As a fourth, i'd recommend further maths

Hey, Maths and Economics are great choices, especially for finance and economics. Politics is a great choice. If your school lets you pick a fourth option, consider Further Maths if you love a challenge—it’ll impress unis for finance or econ. Physics is also solid; it pairs well with Maths and keeps career doors open, but is very hard. Or go for Geography if you want a subject that links to global issues and development in economics. I would recommend doing 4 A-levels, and dropping one for Y13 if your school lets you do that. It is more work but going to Y13 you'll know what you like and are good at.

Hii so sorry I saw this so late! Thank You so much for the advice my reserved A levels are further maths and physics because I’m also considering engineering too.

As someone who takes finance, banking and economics. I agree with this statement you replied to, however if I was you especially if you want to go into the finance field at university. Is at A level along side your studies learn financial literacy! Cause I don’t know how many times people would understand the math, but had no clue what financial implications it may or may not have. Or at university will pick the “finance based modules” “cause it’s easy” then they soon find out that it’s not all “calculate X” it’s financial literacy, such as “what actually controls money” things like that. So along side your studies at A level, definitely (I urge you) to learn financial literacy, through a free course or by YouTube. LIBF on YouTube, gives you previous exam question in LIBF (Certificate) and (diploma) as they are an institution that offers finance courses (paid course but gives you free past exam papers and answers on YouTube). They will give you a good overview of what to expect in economics and finance. Hope this helps, sorry for the long reply