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What is Donald Trump’s net worth?Donald Trump’s net worth makes him the richest-ever US president, and the only billionaire to live in the White House. We take a deep dive into his fortunes.
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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How the new First Time Buyer ISA will workThe government has revealed plans for its new Lifetime ISA-style product aimed solely at first-time buyers.
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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Is it still worth being a landlord after the Budget?Landlords were targeted again in the Autumn Budget with further tax hikes. Is buy-to-let still worth it?
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Premium Bonds November jackpot winners revealed – who won £1 million?NS&I has revealed the winners of the £1 million jackpot in its November prize draw. One of the winners bought the bond just a year ago.
By Sam Walker Published
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What the 2026 Budget means for pensionersFor those taking a pension or who are about to, the Autumn Budget shifted the rules in some key areas. Here’s what happened and how to react.
By Laura Miller Published
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What is an ISA? How they work and what you need to knowYou can save and invest tax-free with an ISA. We explain everything you need to know about ISAs, from the annual ISA allowance to the different types.
By Sam Walker Last updated
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MoneyWeek Wealth Summit 2026: investing in the age of changeLearn from top investors at the MoneyWeek Wealth Summit 2026 on 6 November. Here's a full rundown of the guests and subjects.
By Cris Sholto Heaton Published
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What’s happening with UK house prices? Latest property forecasts for 2026The UK housing market continues to struggle as higher mortgage rates brought on by the Middle East conflict pinch buyers.
By Sam Walker Last updated
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Will energy prices rise further in 2026?The Ofgem price cap rose by 4% on 1 October, and even bigger price hikes are expected to come in the new year.
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
