Are central banks about to start targeting house prices?
Are central banks about to start targeting house prices?
New Zealand’s finance minister has suggested expanding the remit of its central bank to include an oversight of house prices. John Stepek explains why…
27 Nov 2020
Don’t panic – there’s an obvious solution to the UK’s debt pile
Don’t panic – there’s an obvious solution to the UK’s debt pile
Cutting spending or raising taxes won’t be enough to get the country out of debt. But there is another way out, says John Stepek.
26 Nov 2020
Oil is dirt cheap and going higher – here’s the best ways to invest
Oil is dirt cheap and going higher – here’s the best ways to invest
After its crash earlier this year oil is still extraordinarily cheap. But supply is short and demand is only going to rise, says Dominic Frisby. Here,…
25 Nov 2020
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Quiz of the week 21-27 November
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27 Nov 2020
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The MoneyWeek Podcast: Jonathan Allum on why Japan is both different and the same
27 Nov 2020
Peter Tasker on Japan's extraordinary resilience, and why you should invest
Peter Tasker on Japan's extraordinary resilience, and why you should invest
19 Nov 2020
The MoneyWeek Podcast: Alex Wright on why UK markets are full of opportunities
The MoneyWeek Podcast: Alex Wright on why UK markets are full of opportunities
11 Nov 2020
The MoneyWeek Podcast: US election special with Jim Patterson of Kiplinger
The MoneyWeek Podcast: US election special with Jim Patterson of Kiplinger
6 Nov 2020
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Peter Tasker on Japan's extraordinary resilience, and why you should invest
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19 Nov 2020
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20 Nov 2020
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27 Nov 2020
The MoneyWeek Podcast: Jonathan Allum on why Japan is both different and the same
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27 Nov 2020
How to prepare your business for Brexit
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27 Nov 2020
Are central banks about to start targeting house prices?
Are central banks about to start targeting house prices?
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27 Nov 2020
America's monetary punchbowl is as full as ever
America's monetary punchbowl is as full as ever
Despite a rare public spat between the US Treasury and the Federal Reserve, stimulus cash will keep coming.
27 Nov 2020
Inflation will restore gold’s shine
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Gold remains up by 53% since August 2018 but is now trading 11% short of its peak this summer. But if you hold gold, hang on to it.
27 Nov 2020
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Too embarrassed to ask: what is value investing?
24 Nov 2020
I wish I knew what a bubble was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask
I wish I knew what a bubble was, but I’m too embarrassed to ask
17 Nov 2020
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11 Nov 2020
Investments
Fine Wine offers investors calm amidst the Covid-19 storm
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9 Apr 2020
Three investment trust advantages in current markets
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15 Apr 2020
Diversify by style
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7 Apr 2020
Big Pharma deserves its reward for coming up with Covid-19 vaccines
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Calls to restrain drug companies' profits from making Covid-19 vaccines are misplaced and would do more harm than good, says Matthew Lynn
29 Nov 2020
Bill Ackman: beware of short-term market volatility
Bill Ackman: beware of short-term market volatility
Bill Ackman, founder of the Pershing Square hedge fund, is upbeat on prospects for markets in 2021, but is worried about short-term volatility as coro…
27 Nov 2020
Properties for sale with indoor swimming pools
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27 Nov 2020
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What to buy as the pandemic’s pent-up demand is finally released
23 Nov 2020
The US election shows that what markets really like is certainty
The US election shows that what markets really like is certainty
9 Nov 2020
Stakeholders or shareholders – where should capitalism’s focus be?
Stakeholders or shareholders – where should capitalism’s focus be?
3 Nov 2020
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Share tips of the week
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27 Nov 2020
China cracks down on its technology giants
China cracks down on its technology giants
Alibaba, Tencent and their peers grew fast by exploiting gaps in a heavily regulated economy. But with the Chinese government tightening the rules, th…
26 Nov 2020
Oil is dirt cheap and going higher – here’s the best ways to invest
Oil is dirt cheap and going higher – here’s the best ways to invest
After its crash earlier this year oil is still extraordinarily cheap. But supply is short and demand is only going to rise, says Dominic Frisby. Here,…
25 Nov 2020
Three stocks to grow profits from the legal cannabis sector
Three stocks to grow profits from the legal cannabis sector
With five more US states legalising cannabis, professional investor Greg Taylor of the Medical Cannabis and Wellness UCITS ETF picks three stocks that…
23 Nov 2020
Looking for income? Buy these three solid property funds
Looking for income? Buy these three solid property funds
Apparent high-yielding bargains often turn out to be value traps. But these three property funds look like solid buys for income investors.
23 Nov 2020
Share tips of the week
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20 Nov 2020
The best ways to invest in a resurgent Germany – Europe‘s economic engine
The best ways to invest in a resurgent Germany – Europe‘s economic engine
Germany is the most resilient and dynamic economy in a struggling region. Matthew Partridge reviews its strengths, explains how it is rectifying its w…
19 Nov 2020
Personal Finance
How to avoid inheritance tax by giving your money away
How to avoid inheritance tax by giving your money away
Ruth Jackson Kirby explains how to avoid inheritance tax by passing money on to your family while you are still here.
24 Nov 2020
Cash-poor homeowners should beware of equity-release
Cash-poor homeowners should beware of equity-release
Struggling savers should think twice before using equity release schemes to tap their homes for money.
24 Nov 2020
For the best savings rates you can find now, forget the high street banks
For the best savings rates you can find now, forget the high street banks
If you're looking for any sort of return from a savings account, forget the high-street, says Ruth Jackson-Kirby. Here's where you'll get the best rat…
20 Nov 2020
Pension dashboard remains on the drawing board
Pension dashboard remains on the drawing board
Online pension dashboards, first unveiled by the government in 2016, are unlikely to be available until 2023, the Department for Work and Pensions has…
20 Nov 2020
Tips and tricks to save money on your Christmas shopping
Tips and tricks to save money on your Christmas shopping
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17 Nov 2020
Packaged bank accounts: beware these pricey offerings
Packaged bank accounts: beware these pricey offerings
Do your sums to see if “premium” bank accounts with benefits are worth paying extra for.
3 Nov 2020
How to cut your heating bill while working from home
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