Katie Williams
Katie has a background in investment writing and is interested in everything to do with personal finance, politics, and investing. She enjoys translating complex topics into easy-to-understand stories to help people make the most of their money.
Katie believes investing shouldn’t be complicated, and that demystifying it can help normal people improve their lives.
Before joining the MoneyWeek team, Katie worked as an investment writer at Invesco, a global asset management firm. She joined the company as a graduate in 2019. While there, she wrote about the global economy, bond markets, alternative investments and UK equities.
Katie loves writing and studied English at the University of Cambridge. Outside of work, she enjoys going to the theatre, reading novels, travelling and trying new restaurants with friends.
Latest articles by Katie Williams
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Premium Bonds winners – who won the February £1 million jackpot?
NS&I has unveiled February’s Premium Bonds winners. Who bagged the jackpot and what other prizes are on offer?
By Katie Williams Published
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Which house price index is the best?
Features There are at least five indices measuring house prices. But which house price index is the best?
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Nationwide: House price growth slows but remains resilient
The annual rate of house price growth slowed from 4.7% to 4.1% in January, according to Nationwide’s House Price Index
By Katie Williams Published
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Should you invest in Tesla?
Tesla’s share price rose in post-market trading, despite an earnings miss on 29 January. Should you invest in the e-vehicle giant?
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What is the state pension age and when will you get yours?
The state pension age has been rising as people live longer. When will it next go up and will you still be working in your 70s?
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What does Rachel Reeves’s plan for growth mean for UK investors?
Rachel Reeves says she is going “further and faster” to kickstart the UK economy, but investors are unlikely to be persuaded
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What are shareholder voting rights and why do they matter?
If you hold shares in a company, the chances are they’ll come with voting rights. But how do you exercise your right to vote? And is your fund manager taking it seriously?
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DeepSeek: Chinese chatbot sends shockwaves through US stock market
China’s launch of a cheaper, more efficient version of ChatGPT could challenge Silicon Valley’s dominance in the AI race
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Could you become an ISA millionaire by 2031?
Hargreaves Lansdown says the number of ISA millionaires on its platform has increased by almost 700% over the past seven years. We reveal the top funds they invested in and how you could reach millionaire status by 2031.
By Katie Williams Published
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What would Trump’s tariffs mean for investors?
Markets reacted positively last week after Trump dialled down his tone on tariffs – but what would another trade war mean for investors?
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House price affordability improves, but average first-time buyer still paying five times salary
Nationwide has reported a “modest improvement” in house price affordability over the past year, with wages outstripping house price growth, but challenges remain.
By Katie Williams Published
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How to file a tax return
As the 31 January deadline approaches, we run through how to file a tax return and answer some frequently asked questions
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Should you invest in Netflix?
Netflix opened almost 15% higher today (22 January) after the company beat revenue expectations and smashed subscriber forecasts. Should you invest in the streaming giant?
By Katie Williams Published
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Inheritance tax receipts surge 10% – HMRC on track for another record year
HMRC collected £6.3 billion in inheritance tax during the first nine months of the tax year – £600 million more than the same period a year ago
By Katie Williams Published
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Bitcoin hits a record high as Donald Trump inaugurated
Bitcoin surged to around $109,000 as Donald Trump was inaugurated for his second term as president, but has since fallen back slightly. Is it a case of “tulip fever” or should investors consider the asset?
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What’s changing with employers’ National Insurance – and how will it impact you?
You might think the upcoming changes to employers’ National Insurance won’t impact you unless you’re a business owner, but experts have warned it could limit pay rises, cause redundancies, and push inflation higher.
By Katie Williams Published
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Triple lock alternatives: will the government reform the state pension?
It is loved by pensioners but expensive for the taxpayer. We look at some triple lock alternatives.
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Gilt yields soar to highest level since 2008: what it means for your finances
Live News and analysis as spiking gilt yields threaten to derail chancellor Rachel Reeves' spending plans
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Surprise drop in UK inflation rate in December
Prices increased by 2.5% on an annual basis in December, down from 2.6% in November. Full coverage from the team at MoneyWeek.
By Katie Williams Last updated
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6 ways to save on rail tickets
Rail tickets will go on sale this week, offering discounts of up to 50% across thousands of popular routes. We look at the upcoming offers and other ways to save.
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Where are ISA savers and investors putting their money?
With less than three months until the end of the tax year, where are ISA savers and investors putting their money? We look at the latest ISA trends.
By Katie Williams Published
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Treasury Committee launches review of Lifetime ISA – is it fit for purpose?
Nine years after it was created, is the Lifetime ISA fit for purpose? The Treasury Committee is gathering views from consumers and the financial services industry
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My Chase boosted rate ends this month – where should I put my money?
Chase has offered a series of temporary bonus deals on its popular savings account recently, typically boosting your rate for around six months. However, those who signed up in the summer are coming to the end of the deal.
By Katie Williams Published
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Pension tax relief – why the taxman could owe you money
If you haven't yet completed your tax return ahead of the 31 January deadline, don't forget any unclaimed pension tax relief
By Katie Williams Last updated