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Ten years of Brexit: Should Britain rejoin the EU?Ten years on from the Brexit vote, our relationship with the EU is still a big issue – and for very good reasons, says Stuart Watkins
By Stuart Watkins Published
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Buying vs renting: is it better to own or rent your home?Higher mortgage rates have made renting comparatively cheaper across the UK. But there are other costs tenants need to be aware of.
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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Investing in the SEIS – big profits from small venturesThe government-backed and tax-efficient Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS) is a tempting proposition for investors.
By David Prosser Published
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Will the government's Savvy Squirrel make people invest?If the Bake Off squirrel didn’t win your hearts, then perhaps Savvy Squirrel behind the government’s pet plan to make you invest will.
By Kalpana Fitzpatrick Published
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The regions facing the highest inheritance tax billsHere are the areas of the UK that are most likely to face an inheritance tax bill.
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Should investors be worried about market concentration?Fundsmith’s Terry Smith says passive funds are laying the foundations of a major investment disaster. New research on UK stocks offers a different verdict.
By Robin Powell Published
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Private-equity funds’ woes mean bargains for savvy investorsMost listed private-equity funds are trading at deep discounts. Should savvy investors take advantage before they start to narrow?
By Frederic Guirinec Published
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We're still living in Adam Smith's world 250 years laterThe teachings of Adam Smith, the great philosopher of capitalism and the father of economics, are not just for the present, says Stuart Watkins, but for the ages
By Stuart Watkins Published
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How to invest in the exploding K-beauty economic powerhouseFrom K-beauty, K-pop to K-food and K-fashion – how to invest in Korean culture as product demand and distribution booms.
By Kalpana Fitzpatrick Published



