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How much does air conditioning in the UK cost?
One of the best ways to escape the heat in your home is installing air conditioning – but how much does it cost to install and run it?
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Will gas and electricity bills fall? Energy price forecast
Billpayers in the UK have seen their energy bills rise by around £35 a year after the October price cap was introduced. Will prices rise or fall next year?
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What is the FSCS and how does it protect your savings and investments?
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) provides compensation for customers if a financial institution goes out of business. What is the limit and how does the scheme work?
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When is the Autumn Budget and what should you expect?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to deliver her second Autumn Budget next week – but what exactly does the fiscal event involve?
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‘I lost £5k playing the stock market – cutting the cash ISA limit won’t make me invest’
Will chancellor Rachel Reeves cut the cash ISA limit in the Budget to get more Brits investing in UK companies? One reader tells MoneyWeek why Reeves is wrong to turn against cautious savers like him.
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Jared Isaacman: SpaceX astronaut and Trump's pick for NASA
Jared Isaacman is a close ally of Elon Musk and the first non-professional astronaut to walk in space. Now, he is in charge of NASA
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Three solid British stocks going cheap
Opinion Ian Lance and Nick Purves, fund managers at Temple Bar Investment Trust, highlight three British stocks with strong cash flows and robust balance sheets
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Is now a good time to invest in Barclays?
Barclays' profit growth is healthy, and the stock is cheap compared with its rivals
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Profit from other investors’ trades with CME Group
CME Group is one of the world’s largest exchanges, which gives it a significant competitive advantage
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Key lessons from the MoneyWeek Wealth Summit 2025
Our annual MoneyWeek Wealth Summit featured a wide array of experts and ideas, and celebrated 25 years of MoneyWeek
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Defeat into victory: the key to Simon Wolfson's success
Opinion Next CEO Simon Wolfson claims he owes his success to a book on military strategy in World War II. What lessons does it hold, and how did he apply them to Next?
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Aircraft leasing companies can lift investors' portfolios
The aircraft leasing business is a safer way to cash in on air travel and its booming demand. David Prosser explains how it works and how to access it
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8 of the best houses for sale with fishing rights
The best houses for sale with fishing rights – from a Georgian property on the banks of the River Derwent, County Durham, to a restored mill house in Marlborough with fishing rights on the River Kennet
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How to find value in Asian small cap stocks
Three competing Asian investment trusts all have good records, but this one is the obvious choice at present, says Max King
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Undervalued Asian stocks that can be the “winners of tomorrow”
Opinion Nitin Bajaj, portfolio manager of Fidelity Asian Values Trust, highlights three investment opportunities across Asia
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How dinosaur fossils became collectables for the mega-rich
Dinosaur fossils are prized like blue-chip artworks and are even accelerating past the prices of many Old Masters paintings, says Chris Carter
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Why you should write a will — and how to do it for free
Most of us haven’t written a will. But it's one of the most important things you can do for yourself and your loved ones
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‘I had solar panels worth £1,000s installed for free and you may be eligible too – four things I learned’
The solar panels were installed through a government scheme usually for those on benefits, but wealthier households can qualify too
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MoneyWeek news quiz: How many bank branches have closed in past decade?
Quiz From potential tax hikes in the Autumn Budget to Nationwide extending its branch promise, it’s been a busy week for financial news. Review your knowledge of the top stories in our weekly quiz.
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Cash ISA vs stocks and shares ISA: which is better for your money?
The debate over low-risk cash ISAs versus higher-returning stocks and shares ISAs overlooks the fact that both have an important role for different goals
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Review: Middle Eight hits all the right notes for a luxury stay in London
Middle Eight is a 5-star luxury hotel whose musical heritage makes it a welcome addition to London’s lively Covent Garden area
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Review: Stank House Farm – a cosy cottage in Yorkshire
Travel Stank House Farm is a charming holiday cottage in North Yorkshire, close to Bolton Abbey and several wonderful walks
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The battle of the bond markets and public finances
An obsessive focus on short-term fiscal prudence is likely to create even greater risks in a few years, says Cris Sholto Heaton
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'Rachel Reeves’s tax rise will crash the economy'
Opinion Rachel Reeves will be the first chancellor since Denis Healey in the 1970s to raise income tax. It will only push Britain into recession, says Matthew Lynn
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Cringe Britannia: the decline of the UK's soft power
Britain has long wielded soft power through its commitment to sound political values and the export of high and popular culture. That is now under threat
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What’s happening with UK house prices? Latest property market moves and forecasts
House prices climbed in October, but consumer confidence has fallen in the lead up to the Autumn Budget. Where are prices heading in 2025 and beyond?
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What is the state pension triple lock?
The UK state pension triple lock is loved by pensioners but hated by economists. What is the triple lock – and what does its future hold?
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When is the next Bank of England base rate meeting?
The Bank of England held interest rates at 4% in November. When is the next Monetary Policy Committee meeting and will interest rates fall further?
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Waspi women compensation decision to be reconsidered by the government
Many women born in the 1950s got a raw deal due to the rising state pension age. The “Waspi” campaign group has been lobbying for compensation for years. We outline the journey so far and explore whether they might finally receive some money.
