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MoneyWeek news quiz: What will FSCS limit be raised to?
Quiz The Autumn Budget, energy price cap, inflation, and Nvidia all made headlines this week. How closely were you following the news?
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Should you switch to a fixed energy tariff?
As energy prices remain volatile and far above pre-2022 levels, is now the time to look for a fixed energy tariff? We check out the latest gas and electricity deals
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Share tips 2025: this week’s top picks
Share tips Share tips 2025: MoneyWeek’s roundup of the top picks this week – here’s what the experts think you should buy
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Unearthing Asia’s buried treasures
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Saving vs investing: which is better to help you make more money?
While saving is great for short-term goals, investing can help your money grow over the long term. But is one better than the other – and what is the real difference?
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Should ISA investors be forced to hold UK shares?
The UK government would like ISA investors to hold more UK stocks – but many of us are already overexposed
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Why Scotland's proposed government bonds are a terrible idea
Opinion Politicians in Scotland pushing for “kilts” think it will strengthen the case for independence and boost financial credibility. It's more likely to backfire
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How Germany became the new sick man of Europe
Friedrich Merz, Germany's Keir Starmer, seems unable to tackle the deep-seated economic problems the country is facing. What happens next?
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Review: Villa d'Este – a Christmas spectacle on Lake Como
Travel Villa d’Este, on the shores of Lake Como in Italy, is a magical place in which to celebrate the festive season
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Autumn Budget 2025: What we know so far
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to announce a slew of new measures in her second Autumn Budget and an ailing economy means tax hikes are almost certain. Here's what we know so far, and what analysts are expecting.
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Cold Weather Payment: who can get it and when?
As temperatures decline, millions of people could be eligible for the Cold Weather Payments from the government. The scheme runs from 1 November to to 31 March - we explain who qualifies and how to check if a payment is due
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Parents turn to Junior ISAs pre-Budget – how JISAs could reduce inheritance tax bills
Rumours of Budget tax hikes have spurred more parents to open Junior ISAs for their children and grandchildren, data suggests. How can they be used to reduce an inheritance tax bill?
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‘Knowing you don’t have to suffer in silence is huge’ – why MoneyWeek is supporting Trussell this winter
MoneyWeek is supporting Trussell, an anti-poverty charity and community of food banks, for our 2025 Christmas charity appeal
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Best fixed rate cash ISAs – earn up to 4.35%
We look at the best fixed rate cash ISAs on the market right now for savers who are willing to lock their cash away for guaranteed tax-free gains
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Best savings rates – earn as much as 4.55%
Savings The best savings rates on the market are offering up to 4.55% on your cash. Act fast before these top-paying accounts disappear
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Best regular savings accounts – get up to 7.5%
Savings The top regular savings accounts pay as much as 7.5%. If you’re looking to stash small amounts away each month, we list the accounts worth looking at
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Best easy-access savings accounts – earn up to 4.51%
Savings Easy-access savings accounts are offering inflation-busting rates of up to 4.51% on your cash savings, but they won't last for long. We look at the best interest rates on the market now
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The most resilient ski resorts in the world – where is the best place for snow retention?
Luxury ski resorts are thriving, with some destinations better positioned to weather the storm of warmer winters than others. We look at the most resilient locations for snow
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Clubrooms by No1 Lounges review: A luxury airport lounge for escaping the hustle and bustle
MoneyWeek visits Clubrooms by No 1 Lounges, an airport lounge intended to elevate the pre-flight experience for passengers seeking privacy
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What is inflation and how does it affect you?
The latest inflation figure is released each month. What is inflation and how does it impact your personal finances?
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UK inflation forecast: where are prices heading next?
UK inflation fell in October, in line with most forecasts. Will this fall be sustained, or should consumers brace for higher inflation readings in 2026?
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What’s happening with UK house prices? Latest property market moves and forecasts
Official data shows house price growth has been slowing since September in the lead up to the Autumn Budget. Where are prices heading for the rest of 2025 and beyond?
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What is the state pension age and when will you get yours?
Significant differences in life expectancy across the UK mean people in some areas will receive far fewer state pension payments than others, according to new research. We look at when the age is next scheduled to go up, and whether people could have to wait until their 70s, or even 80th birthday, to claim their state pension
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What is private equity, and should you invest?
Private equity companies are a relatively risky investment, but they offer potentially superior returns for this risk. We explain what you need to know before investing in private equity.
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How much does air conditioning in the UK cost?
One of the best ways to escape the heat in your home is installing air conditioning – but how much does it cost to install and run it?
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Will gas and electricity bills fall? Energy price forecast
Billpayers in the UK have seen their energy bills rise by around £35 a year after the October price cap was introduced. Will prices rise or fall next year?
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What is the FSCS and how does it protect your savings and investments?
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) provides compensation for customers if a financial institution goes out of business. What is the limit and how does the scheme work?
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When is the Autumn Budget and what should you expect?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to deliver her second Autumn Budget next week – but what exactly does the fiscal event involve?
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‘I lost £5k playing the stock market – cutting the cash ISA limit won’t make me invest’
Will chancellor Rachel Reeves cut the cash ISA limit in the Budget to get more Brits investing in UK companies? One reader tells MoneyWeek why Reeves is wrong to turn against cautious savers like him.
