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Pension fees and charges: How much are you paying for your pension?
What are the different pension fees you could be paying and what can you do if you're overpaying? Here's everything you need to know
By Harriet Meyer Published
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The £1m pension problem: Why you may not get 25% tax-free cash
The pension lifetime allowance has been axed, but there's a sting in the tail. Savers with large pensions could see their tax-free cash shrunk to just 10%. We explain what’s happening and what action you should take
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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The case for investing in Georgia – the "Switzerland of the Caucasus"
Georgia’s banks are a great way to gain exposure to this rapidly growing nation. The two main banks are cheap and pay healthy dividends.
By Dominic Frisby Published
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Providers slash savings rates below 5% – Is it time to fix?
Since the base rate cut, savings providers have dropped rates drastically. So, should you fix your cash savings?
By Kalpana Fitzpatrick Last updated
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How to choose a web host
With a web host, your company will have an internet presence
By David Prosser Published
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Invesco Bond Income Plus in demand – should you buy?
With interest rates dropping, the Invesco Bond Income Plus trust should offer a smooth ride to lock in higher levels of income. Plus, it boasts an excellent record
By Max King Published
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Overlooked European stocks that offer income and growth potential
Professional investor Alex Wright highlights three European stocks with recovery potential and value
By Alex Wright Published
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Competition watchdog warns drivers still overcharged on fuel prices
Advice The competition watchdog has revealed that motorists are still paying too much for fuel, a year after its initial investigation. How can you save on fuel costs?
By Vaishali Varu Last updated
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A green investment trust to buy
Tips Environmental technology is still a long-term green investment opportunity, even though the ESG bubble has burst
By Max King Last updated
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Annuity
Glossary What is an annuity and what are the pros and cons of getting one?
By MoneyWeek Last updated
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Is it time to invest in creative industries?
Any industrial strategy should not overlook the creative industries, one of our top national assets
By David C. Stevenson Published
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Is Mercia Asset Management set for success?
Mercia Asset Management helps the government fund smaller companies in Britain’s regions. Should you invest?
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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Three European stocks set for sustainable profit growth
Marcel Stötzel, co-portfolio manager of the Fidelity European Trust, selects three European stocks to invest in
By Marcel Stotzel Published
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Investing in cosmetics: How TikTok tweens and beauty queens are helping lipstick stocks
Could these cosmetic and luxury stocks deliver you gorgeous returns? Kalpana Fitzpatrick looks at the beauty brands and cosmetic stocks worth adding to your portfolio as they continue to grow among TikTok stars and beauty obsessed teens
By Kalpana Fitzpatrick Published
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Single people less financially resilient than couples – which other groups are struggling?
Brits are saving more now than before the pandemic – but some groups remain vulnerable. We look at how you can cut costs and maximise savings.
By Katie Williams Published
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How to invest in REITs in the UK and Europe
Investing in REITs can be a sensible alternative to buying property, but picking the right one is a challenge. Marcus Phayre-Mudge’s trust boasts commercial real estate experts with a proven record
By Max King Published
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Ocado shares plunge after FTSE 100 demotion
Ocado remains unprofitable and overvalued. Is it time to let go of the online supermarket?
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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How married couples can boost their retirement wealth by £410,000
Advice Married couples can increase their pension pot by making use of each other’s tax allowances. Here is how much extra you could earn
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Small caps are invaluable for your portfolio
Small caps have been underperforming as of late – but they're still a diversifier to consider for your portfolio
By Alex Rankine Published
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Three UK stocks for long-term growth
UK Stocks Professional investor Nick Train picks three UK stocks to invest in the British boom.
By Nick Train Published
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Canadian General Investments: should you buy?
Investors can profit from Canada's vast potential with Canadian General Investments, a top investment trust
By Max King Published
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2024 US elections: What impact could a Trump win have on the US Markets?
If Donald Trump wins the US election, what does it mean for your investments?
By Jessica Inskip Last updated
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How to be mortgage-ready by the time interest rates start to drop
The Bank of England is making its next base rate decision next month. Rates are expected to drop this summer. Here’s how to be mortgage-ready before interest rates fall
By Jacob Wolinsky Published
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Are you better off moving house to beat Labour’s private school fees hike?
Advice Parents are calculating how to cope if VAT is added to private school fees. We explain if moving to an area with lower charges or a better state school is worth it
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Commodity prices remain high – should you buy into the boom?
Commodity prices are high – what does this mean for the 'everything rally'?
By Alex Rankine Published
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Top-quality stocks poised to benefit from long-term global growth
Three fund managers at Alliance Trust tell us what stocks they'd invest in.
By Andy Headley Published
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How to vote at the 2024 general election
In this piece, we explain how to vote on polling day. We also explain how to register to vote and apply for a postal vote at future UK elections.
By Henry Sandercock Last updated
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45% of high-net-worth individuals reviewed their wealth planning this year – should you?
High-net-worth individuals have been reviewing their portfolios this year, with many citing the election as a key catalyst. Should you follow their lead?
By Katie Williams Published
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One in four don’t know the interest rate on their savings account
Exclusive data reveals there are more than 100 easy-access savings products paying less than 2%. Are you being ripped off by your savings provider?
By Katie Williams Published
