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ESG investing is maturing – here's how to buy inThe market for ESG investing is maturing despite the political headwinds, and remains a key tenet of the global investment landscape
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Emerging markets rally despite the energy crisisThe surprisingly strong performance of the MSCI Emerging Markets index is down to a few beneficiaries of the AI boom – but can it last?
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Are UK stocks undervalued?UK stocks are some of the cheapest in the world at the moment. Is this an opportunity to back British?
Personal Finance
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Lloyds Banking Group to close more bank branches: Full list of branches set to shut in 2026 and 2027Lloyds Banking Group will make further bank branch closures, meaning it will shut 245 branches in 2026 and 2027.
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How to find the best luxury hotel dealsKnowing how to find the best luxury hotel deals can help holidaymakers enjoy high-end experiences without the sky-high costs. We reveal how to bag the best value for less.
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6 ISA transfer offers available now to boost your portfolioTips Here are the best pension and ISA transfer offers, with some providers giving away as much as £5,000 in cashback for transferring an account
Economy
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Are UK stocks undervalued?
UK stocks are some of the cheapest in the world at the moment. Is this an opportunity to back British?
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What will happen to UK interest rates in 2026?The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee held interest rates in April. As the Iran war continues to threaten the UK economy, where will interest rates go next?
Property
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New upfront rent rules: how landlords can verify tenantsThe Renters' Rights Act has limited upfront rental payments, removing a way to reduce the risk of rent arrears. But there are other affordability checks that landlords can make.
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The key dates that landlords need to be aware of amid new rules and regulationsThe Renters' Rights Act isn't the only change that landlords need to be aware of. Here are the key dates and deadlines that landlords need in their diaries
Savings
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The best credit cards for cashbackCashback credit cards can help you earn rewards on everyday spending. We list some of the best deals on the market.
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The best bank switching offers – get up to £250The best bank switching offers currently pay up to £250 in cash and up to £750 in cashback and premier experiences. Are you eligible?
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Nationwide pays out £100 Fairer Share bonus – are you eligible?Millions of Nationwide customers got the £100 Fairer Share payment in 2026. We explain the eligibility criteria, and when you can expect to see the cash in your account.
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