Why all eyes will be on US inflation data this week
Why all eyes will be on US inflation data this week
As the world comes out of lockdown and demand for goods and services rises, attention will shift to inflation and what it means for interest rates. Th…
12 Apr 2021
Nuclear power might never be popular – but now looks a good time to invest
Nuclear power might never be popular – but now looks a good time to invest
Nuclear power gets a very bad press, but it is the ultimate renewable energy source. Interest in it is perking up again, says John Stepek. Which means…
9 Apr 2021
Central banks are rushing to build digital currencies. What are they, and what do they mean for you?
Central banks are rushing to build digital currencies. What are they, and what do they mean for you?
As bitcoin continues to soar in value, many of the world’s central banks are looking to emulate it by issuing their own digital currencies. But centra…
8 Apr 2021
International tax competition is under threat – which stocks are most vulnerable?
International tax competition is under threat – which stocks are most vulnerable?
The idea of a global corporate tax regime is taking off, with the US proposing a sales tax on multinationals. John Stepek looks at which companies cou…
8 Apr 2021
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China has once again moved to tighten its control over the former British territory and global financial centre. What will remain of the old Hong Kong…
10 Apr 2021
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10 Apr 2021
The charts that matter: gold up; dollar down
The charts that matter: gold up; dollar down
Gold rallied a little this week, while the US dollar drifted. Here’s how the charts that matter most to the global economy reacted.
10 Apr 2021
House prices: from boom to even bigger boom
House prices: from boom to even bigger boom
UK house prices have risen to new to record highs, says Nicole Garcia Merida. Demand continues to outpace supply, but continued low interest rates, th…
9 Apr 2021
Nuclear power might never be popular – but now looks a good time to invest
Nuclear power might never be popular – but now looks a good time to invest
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23 Mar 2021
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9 Apr 2020
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Four investment trusts for income investors to buy now
Four investment trusts for income investors to buy now
Some high-yielding listed lending funds have come through the crisis with flying colours. David Stevenson picks four of the best.
12 Apr 2021
Three ways to avoid a big Deliveroo-style flop
Three ways to avoid a big Deliveroo-style flop
Deliveroo's IPO – the most exciting new stockmarket flotation for a generation – turned out to be a big flop. It needn’t have been, says Matthew Lynn.
11 Apr 2021
The charts that matter: gold up; dollar down
The charts that matter: gold up; dollar down
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Deliveroo’s IPO flop shows which way the market is going
6 Apr 2021
Young investors could bet on NFTs over traditional investments
Young investors could bet on NFTs over traditional investments
29 Mar 2021
Why the Deliveroo IPO is good for shareholder democracy
Why the Deliveroo IPO is good for shareholder democracy
22 Mar 2021
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We almost ditched this investment trust from our model portfolio. We’re glad we didn’t
19 Mar 2021
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Four investment trusts for income investors to buy now
Four investment trusts for income investors to buy now
Some high-yielding listed lending funds have come through the crisis with flying colours. David Stevenson picks four of the best.
12 Apr 2021
Three of corporate Japan’s hidden gems to buy now
Three of corporate Japan’s hidden gems to buy now
Professional investor Nicholas Price of the Fidelity Japan Trust picks three of his favourite Japanese stocks that he thinks the market has overlooke…
12 Apr 2021
Share tips of the week
Share tips of the week
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9 Apr 2021
Investing in luxury goods: a sector set for years of galloping growth
Investing in luxury goods: a sector set for years of galloping growth
Rising Chinese consumption and the advent of e-commerce are two long-term trends powering the premium-goods industry, says Stephen Connolly. That impl…
9 Apr 2021
Share tips of the week
Share tips of the week
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2 Apr 2021
Private equity funds: get strong returns from these bargain investment trusts
Private equity funds: get strong returns from these bargain investment trusts
Private-equity investment trusts are a way to buy into a high-performing sector that’s out of reach for most individual investors. Many of these funds…
2 Apr 2021
Three stocks to buy to forge a path to our green future
Three stocks to buy to forge a path to our green future
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2 Apr 2021
Personal Finance
The return of the 95% mortgage – what’s available and how much they cost
The return of the 95% mortgage – what’s available and how much they cost
With the chancellor announcing a government guarantee on 95% mortgages in his Budget, products have started hitting the market. Nicole Garcia Merida l…
1 Apr 2021
Make sure you max out your pension contributions this year
Make sure you max out your pension contributions this year
If you're saving for retirement, make sure that you have used up all their allowances before the tax year ends, and contributed as much to your pensio…
31 Mar 2021
Not been driving much? Here's how to save money on costly car insurance
Not been driving much? Here's how to save money on costly car insurance
If you've not been driving your car much lately, it’s important to shop around for a better car insurance package, says Ruth Jackson-Kirby.
31 Mar 2021
Beware of expensive pre-paid funeral plans
Beware of expensive pre-paid funeral plans
Farewells are expensive, so many people opt for package deals. But they can be opaque and pricey, says Ruth Jackson-Kirby.
23 Mar 2021
How to minimise your inheritance tax bill
How to minimise your inheritance tax bill
Fiscal drag will ensure that more people pay inheritance tax. Here’s how to minimise your bill.
16 Mar 2021
Will Britain’s first 40-year fixed-rate mortgage tempt buyers?
Will Britain’s first 40-year fixed-rate mortgage tempt buyers?
Online broker Habito has launched Britain’s first 40-year fixed-rate mortgage. Nicole Garcia Merida runs an eye over what’s on offer.
12 Mar 2021
Holidays in the UK – should you buy travel insurance?
Holidays in the UK – should you buy travel insurance?
Booking a holiday in the UK? Tread carefully with travel insurance, says Ruth Jackson-Kirby – make sure your policy covers everything you need.
9 Mar 2021