Is the oil market heading for a supply glut?
Is the oil market heading for a supply glut?
Many people assume that the high oil price is here to stay – and could well go higher. But we’ve been here before, says Max King. History suggests tha…
16 May 2022
Why investors should consider adding Glencore to their portfolios
Why investors should consider adding Glencore to their portfolios
Commodities giant Glencore is well placed to capitalise on rising commodity prices and supply chain disruption, says Rupert Hargreaves. Here’s why you…
13 May 2022
High inflation will fade – here’s why
High inflation will fade – here’s why
Many people expect high inflation to persist for a long time. But that might not be true, says Max King. Inflation may fall faster than expected – and…
13 May 2022
Cryptocurrencies are crashing – so how low will bitcoin go?
Cryptocurrencies are crashing – so how low will bitcoin go?
The entire cryptocurrency sector is crashing, with bitcoin now well below $30,000. This is big, says Dominic Frisby. So just how low could bitcoin go?
12 May 2022
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Is the oil market heading for a supply glut?
Is the oil market heading for a supply glut?
Many people assume that the high oil price is here to stay – and could well go higher. But we’ve been here before, says Max King. History suggests tha…
16 May 2022
A family-run investment trust to buy and lock away
A family-run investment trust to buy and lock away
Menhaden Resource Efficiency made a slow start, but progress is encouraging. Buy before the discount closes, says Max King.
16 May 2022
Why investors should consider adding Glencore to their portfolios
Why investors should consider adding Glencore to their portfolios
Commodities giant Glencore is well placed to capitalise on rising commodity prices and supply chain disruption, says Rupert Hargreaves. Here’s why you…
13 May 2022
James Anderson: innovation is still the key to returns
James Anderson: innovation is still the key to returns
James Anderson, the man behind the Scottish Mortgage investment trust, tells Merryn Somerset Webb what he’d buy now
13 May 2022
Interest-rate rises mean more pain for stocks
Interest-rate rises mean more pain for stocks
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13 May 2022
How to invest in litigation finance – and get returns from bankrolling legal disputes
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Older people may own their own home, but the young have better pensions
25 Apr 2022
UK house prices will fall – but not for a few years
UK house prices will fall – but not for a few years
19 Apr 2022
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28 Mar 2022
Share tips
A family-run investment trust to buy and lock away
A family-run investment trust to buy and lock away
Menhaden Resource Efficiency made a slow start, but progress is encouraging. Buy before the discount closes, says Max King.
16 May 2022
Why investors should consider adding Glencore to their portfolios
Why investors should consider adding Glencore to their portfolios
Commodities giant Glencore is well placed to capitalise on rising commodity prices and supply chain disruption, says Rupert Hargreaves. Here’s why you…
13 May 2022
Share tips of the week – 13 May
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How to invest in litigation finance – and get returns from bankrolling legal disputes
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12 May 2022
BT is making progress and the dividend is back – but is it time to buy yet?
BT is making progress and the dividend is back – but is it time to buy yet?
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12 May 2022
Should you buy ITV shares as it takes on the digital streamers?
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Broadcaster ITV is repositioning itself to take on the digital streaming platforms such as Netflix and Disney. Rupert Hargreaves looks at whether that…
11 May 2022
Centrica’s optimistic outlook does not make up for its growing challenges
Centrica’s optimistic outlook does not make up for its growing challenges
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10 May 2022
Personal Finance
Calculate your personal inflation rate
Calculate your personal inflation rate
This useful calculator lets you see the effect of price rises on your budget, to calculate your own personal inflation rate.
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How to make your child a financial whizz
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Money skills aren’t always taught at school. You need to take matters into your own hands, says Ruth Jackson-Kirby.
11 May 2022
Should you fix your mortgage? Interest rates have hit a five-year high
Should you fix your mortgage? Interest rates have hit a five-year high
Mortgage interest rates hit a five-year high last month. So should you fix your mortgage rate? And if so, how long should you fix for? Ruth Jackson in…
4 May 2022
Should you buy pet insurance or “self insure” your pet?
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Veterinary costs are soaring, but many pet insurance policies provide a poor level of cover, says Ruth Jackson-Kirby.
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How to beat rising energy prices
How to beat rising energy prices
Ruth Jackson-Kirby looks at why alternatives to traditional boilers look appealing in the face of rising prices
17 Apr 2022
The risks of using equity to release to cash in on your home
The risks of using equity to release to cash in on your home
Equity release is getting more popular. But think carefully before joining in, says David Prosser.
13 Apr 2022
Don't buy pre-paid funeral plans, save for death instead
Don't buy pre-paid funeral plans, save for death instead
Funerals are costly, but pre-paid plans have not been a reliable way to prepare for them. Set up your own savings instead, says Ruth Jackson Kirby.
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