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When cash pays 5%, why hold shares at all?Cash is attractive again, offering rates of up to 5%, but the right choice between cash and shares rests on when you will need the money and what for.
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Buy-to-let vs stock market: Which one could give you better growth?Being a landlord and investing in the stock market are two popular ways of growing your money in the long term – but which provides the best growth?
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Three undervalued emerging market stocks to considerThree lesser-known emerging market stocks, as picked by Chris Tennant, co-portfolio manager of Fidelity Emerging Markets
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What to do with dud investment trustsWhen it comes to dud investments trusts, investors need to be clear about why the funds are lagging and cut their losses when needed, says Max King
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Revolut IPO may be London stock market's last chanceThe Revolut IPO could mean the digital bank listing in both New York and London. The UK must seize the opportunity to prove that the City still matters, says Matthew Lynn
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The false promise of private creditThe opaque private credit sector is getting some overdue attention after a US insurance empire came under scrutiny, says Bruce Packard
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How to invest in advertising as the sector enters a new ageBusinesses have been advertising their wares for millennia. Now, AI presents a new opportunity to invest in advertising. Here's what to buy
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Global insurer Axa is going cheap – should you buy?After ten years of restructuring, global insurer Axa is now primed for growth, and the shares look like a bargain
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Investment trusts: There is light at the end of the tunnelAfter a challenging few years, the outlook for investment trusts is improving, says Annabel Brodie-Smith.
