Lord Sugar recently announced on Twitter that he has signed up for another two series of The Apprentice.
By the end of the proposed two series, he will have done the popular reality show for more than a decade.
He made the count himself by tweeting, “I have agreed to do two more series of The Apprentice, making it ten years.”
The eighth series, which ended in June, saw pro wrestler Ricky Martin become the Amstrad founder’s business partner. He received a £250,000 investment.
Lord Sugar has been hosting The Apprentice since the British TV show started in 2005. The show has a group of young businessmen and women compete for a chance to win a job that makes them an apprentice to British magnate, Lord Sugar. The job will pay them £100,000 a year.
Winners of the show have indeed gone on to work at Amstrad, Sugar’s electronics manufacturing company, or at other companies he founded, including Viglen, Amsprop, and Amshold.
In the seventh series, the prize changed to a £250,000 investment instead of a £100,000 annual salary.
The Apprentice has a US version, which stars entrepreneur Donald Trump. Both versions are produced by Mark Burnett.
The ninth and tenth series of the British version will air in 2013 and 2014, respectively.
5 ways to plan a positive financial future
Nissan recalls over 800,000 cars
What to consider when shopping for vehicle insurance
Constable’s Salisbury Cathedral bought by Tate
Sorting out the terms of your credit cards
6 ways student loans can affect the community
Bank of Ireland spares 1,200 borrowers from rate rise
Xbox One has now been unveiled by Microsoft
Harry Hill to have musical spoof of X Factor
Give your budget a look - for banking improvements
Tips to help you make the most of your finances
Tips to avoiding financial issues for couples
Mortgage life assurance: finding the cheapest policy
Bridge collapses into river in Washington
FAQs on mortgage life assurance
Three things to learn from Scotland’s financial stability
| Derbyshire Personal Loan | Sainsbury's Shopper Standard Loan | Clydesdale Bank Personal Loan | |
| Representative APR | 5% | 5% | 5.1% |
| Loan Amount | £10,000 | £10,000 | £10,000 |
| Loan Duration | 3 years | 3 years | 3 years |
| Comments | For loans of £7,500... | For loans of £7,500... | For loans of £7,500... |
| Representative Example | If you borrow £10,000 o... | If you borrow £10,000 o... | If you borrow £10,000 o... |
| Apply | Apply | Apply |
Powered by 
MoneySupermarket are free, independent & compare all UK loans & credit cards as well as offering exclusive deals you won't find anywhere else. MoneySupermarket House, St David's Park, Ewloe, Flintshire CH5 3UZ
Woolwich: Soldier named as Drummer Lee Rigby
Why home insurance is extremely important
7 things to consider when applying for credit cards
How to keep your finances healthy and secure
Tips to find better deals for any loans you need
Woolwich: Two men ‘known to security’
Eating disorder rates rose, research states
Understanding overseas investment mortgages
Bomb kills 12 people in Pakistan
Focus on: Loan rates hit new all-time low of 4.9%
Potter book with Rowling’s annotations sells for £150k
| Top Credit Cards Deals | ||
| Representative APR | ||
| MBNA | 12.90% | Apply |
| Sainsbury's | 7.80% | Apply |
| Sainsbury's | 7.80% | Apply |
Powered by  |
||
