Woodford’s empire collapses – what happens to his investors now?

James Whitaker Wright’s London and Globe Company acquired various mining companies, fiddled the accounts and defrauded investors out of millions.

With Neil Woodford getting his marching orders and his funds being shut down, John Stepek explains what it means for his former empire, and for those with money locked in.

Getting paid for letting out your spare room or house on AirBnB isn’t as straightforward as it sounds.

As cash falls out of favour, small businesses need to be able to accept digital payments. Updating your payment systems is key. David Prosser picks the best of the card readers.

Capital on Tap lends money to small UK businesses.

If your business is spending more than ever on phone and broadband, now is the time to look around for a better deal.

Dan Whitestone, who manages the BlackRock Throgmorton investment trust, will be taking part in a panel discussion at the MoneyWeek Wealth Summit on 22 November. We caught up with him to find out where the best opportunities are right now – and to discuss the dreaded ‘B’ word. 

Taxation is as old as civilisation itself. But how much is too much? Dominic Frisby looks at how taxation, war and society have evolved together over the centuries.

Your offspring may have a child trust fund tucked away. If so, their money is being consumed by fees

Neil Woodford has been fired from his Equity Income fund, which is now being wound up. John Stepek looks at how he got into this mess, and what it means for investors.

Technology-focused private equity fund HG Capital Trust is a successful investor in unlisted companies that has shrugged off political uncertainty

Boris Johnson could well go down in history as the prime minister with the shortest term in office. Matthew Partridge looks at the odds.

Parker Schnabel was a typical Alaskan teenager when he discovered gold exploration and reality television. Still only 25, he has excelled at both for a decade. What will he do next? 

Professional investor Peter Lingen of the Pictet Robotics fund highlights five promising investments from the sector.

With a ceasefire in the US-China trade war and Brexit negotiations entering “the tunnel”, John Stepek asks if we’re any closer to real deals in either, and explains how it all affects your investments.

The price of copper has slipped by a fifth this year and is now at a near-two-year low of around $5,600 a tonne.

Our system of inheritance tax is needlessly complicated, says Merryn Somerset Webb. Here, she outlines one way in which the well-off could save over £300,000 on inheritance tax, just by following the rules to the letter.

Once highly prized banking jobs on Wall Street or in the City have lost their allure, says Matthew Lynn.