Why the Budget means house prices are likely to continue higher this year
Why the Budget means house prices are likely to continue higher this year
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4 Mar 2021
What the recovery Budget means for your money
What the recovery Budget means for your money
With his Budget, Rishi Sunak is hoping to protect the economic recovery and set out how to pay for all the stimulus. John Stepek looks at how he plans…
4 Mar 2021
Why the classic 60/40 investment portfolio may no longer work
Why the classic 60/40 investment portfolio may no longer work
The dramatic events in the bond market have thrown into question the classic investment strategy of the last 40 years. An investment portfolio made up…
1 Mar 2021
A beginner’s guide to bitcoin: the technical genius behind bitcoin and the blockchain – and how it all works
A beginner’s guide to bitcoin: the technical genius behind bitcoin and the blockchain – and how it all works
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2 Mar 2021
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4 Mar 2021
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4 Mar 2021
Furlough extension, corporation tax and green investment – the main points of the Budget
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3 Mar 2021
Why gold has been such a bad investment so far this year
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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
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7 Apr 2020
America’s “SPAC” boom is coming to Europe
America’s “SPAC” boom is coming to Europe
SPACs are shell firms that list on the stockmarket in order to raise cash, then merge with another company. Once confined to the US tech scene, Europe…
4 Mar 2021
Why the Budget means house prices are likely to continue higher this year
Why the Budget means house prices are likely to continue higher this year
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4 Mar 2021
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15 Feb 2021
How to buy into the next big commodities bull market
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8 Feb 2021
How the Reddit mob could be good for shareholder capitalism
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1 Feb 2021
Share tips
Three winning stocks for a post-pandemic world
Three winning stocks for a post-pandemic world
Professional investor Dan Lane of Freetrade selects three stocks that he thinks will keep their relevance in a changing world.
1 Mar 2021
DR Horton: US housebuilder that's piling up profits
DR Horton: US housebuilder that's piling up profits
US housebuilder DR Horton’s stock rests on firm foundations and looks cheap. Matthew Partridge looks at the best way to play it.
26 Feb 2021
Investing beyond China: how to buy into wider Asian markets
Investing beyond China: how to buy into wider Asian markets
There are several reasons to be sceptical about China’s development, says Max King. What’s more, there is vast potential in other regional emerging ma…
26 Feb 2021
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26 Feb 2021
Our trade of the decade came good – what’s next?
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Back in 2010 we said you should invest in unloved and undervalued Japanese stocks. If you had done that, you’d have made a nice return. So what should…
25 Feb 2021
Invest in water and provide a buffer against future pandemics
Invest in water and provide a buffer against future pandemics
Global water shortages have long hampered growth and development, and climate change has exacerbated the problem. Will the coronavirus pandemic be a t…
25 Feb 2021
Mpac Group: making steady profits from premium packaging
Mpac Group: making steady profits from premium packaging
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24 Feb 2021
Personal Finance
How open banking became a great British success story
How open banking became a great British success story
Over the past few years financial technology has stepped up a gear. The way we spend, save, borrow and invest is now changing rapidly
3 Mar 2021
The best offers for those wanting to switch their current accounts
The best offers for those wanting to switch their current accounts
There are several new tempting current accounts on the market, many offering a cash incentive if you switch. Ruth Jackson Kirby looks at the best arou…
2 Mar 2021
Why you should still put money into a cash Isa
Why you should still put money into a cash Isa
Interest rates may be lousy, but tax-free saving into a cash Isa is still a good idea.
23 Feb 2021
How to use credit cards to deal with your debt
How to use credit cards to deal with your debt
Various types of credit card – including balance transfer and zero-interest – make owing money much less expensive, says Ruth Jackson Kirby.
16 Feb 2021
Prepare yourself for an end to “free” banking
Prepare yourself for an end to “free” banking
Free bank accounts could soon be a thing of the past. But paid-for accounts can come with plenty of worthwhile perks, says Ruth Jackson-Kirby.
9 Feb 2021
Tax returns: make sure you declare child benefit
Tax returns: make sure you declare child benefit
If you owe HMRC a repayment of child benefit cash, you need to act quickly, says Ruth Jackson-Kirby.
26 Jan 2021
How to deal with self-assessment tax returns after a very trying year
How to deal with self-assessment tax returns after a very trying year
The Covid-19 pandemic will complicate the self-assessment tax return process for 2019-20. What if you can’t pay? Ruth Jackson-Kirby has some advice.
20 Jan 2021