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The end of cheap money hits the markets
The end of cheap money hits the markets
Markets have swooned as central banks raise interest rates, leaving the era of cheap money behind.
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There is light at the end of the tunnel for investors
There is light at the end of the tunnel for investors
Investors are gloomy. But it’s not all bad, says Max King – the mood could be about to shift. You just need to hold your nerve for a little while long…
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Sterling continues to slide after Friday’s mini-Budget
Sterling continues to slide after Friday’s mini-Budget
The pound has continued to fall hard and is heading towards parity with the US dollar. Saloni Sardana explains why, and what it means for the UK, for …
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Earn 4.1% from the best savings accounts
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With inflation topping 10%, your savings won't keep pace with the rising cost of living. But you can at least slow the rate at which your money is los…
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How the end of cheap money could spark a house price crash
How the end of cheap money could spark a house price crash
Rock bottom interest rates drove property prices to unaffordable levels. But with rates set to climb and cheap money off the table, we could see house…
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What changes to the pensions charge cap mean for you
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The government could raise the pensions charge cap – the amount you can be charged in your workplace's default pension fund. Saloni Sardana explains w…
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