Latest articles by Katie Williams
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Inflation stays at 2% – when will interest rates fall?
UK inflation remained unchanged in June after hitting the Bank of England’s target in May. What does it mean for households, interest rates and the economy?
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Is your money languishing in a closed account with a low interest rate?
If your savings are in an account which is no longer open to new customers, you could be earning a rubbish rate.
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Grocery inflation at lowest level in almost three years
Supermarket sales were strong this month, partly driven by a boost from the Euros, but grocery inflation continues to slow.
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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.
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Euro 2024: What would an England win mean for the UK stock market?
Can the Three Lions end 58 years of hurt for the men’s team? Plus, will football fever boost the UK stock market?
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UK economy grew faster than expected in May
The latest economic growth data paints a promising picture, with GDP coming in higher than expected in May. What does it mean for interest rates?
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Should you invest in UK supermarkets?
We use them every day, but should you add UK supermarkets to your basket of stocks and shares?
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Labour win: should you invest in UK housebuilders?
The new Labour government has promised to “get Britain building”. What does it mean for UK housebuilders and should you invest?
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What does Labour’s landslide victory mean for financial markets?
The Labour Party secured a landslide victory overnight, with Keir Starmer becoming the newest UK Prime Minister. What does it mean for the UK stock market?
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Best and worst-performing US and UK stocks this year
Which stocks are racing ahead in the S&P 500 and the FTSE 100? And would you have made more money in the US or UK market?
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Labour vs Conservatives: What are their policies and where are they in the polls?
We look at the policies of Labour vs Conservatives. What’s in their manifestos and what do the polls say?
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General election: what do the final polls tell us?
Now that polling stations are open, the opinion polls have closed. Here’s what they looked like last night.
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General election: which party has the best policies for you?
In one day’s time, you get to decide our next Prime Minister. From the young vote to the pensioner vote, which party is doing the most to win you round?
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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?
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Will the British ISA go ahead after the general election?
The Labour and Conservative manifestos were silent on the British ISA. Is it dead in the water?
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What will the general election mean for your taxes?
The Institute for Fiscal Studies has accused the Conservatives and Labour of a “conspiracy of silence”. Will your tax bill go up, no matter who wins the election?
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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?
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Nationwide: House prices up in June, but market remains subdued
Property prices crept up again in June, according to the Nationwide House Price Index, but affordability constraints continue to bite.
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HMRC to rake in bumper £10.4 billion from tax on savings
With interest rates at a 16-year high, how can you shield your savings from the taxman?
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Where will Apple stock be in five years?
Apple left a sour taste at the start of the year, but the past two months have been sweeter. Should you buy Apple shares?
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Amnesty International slams Shein IPO as a "badge of shame" for the London Stock Exchange
Shein’s rumoured IPO on the London Stock Exchange has prompted criticism from human rights organisations. Will you invest?
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Nursing home costs could leave a £200k hole in your pension
More than half of those aged 80 and over need some form of social care, research suggests. Will your pension stretch to nursing home costs?
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Seven things you need to know, seven days before the general election
With just a week to go until the general election, here’s what you need to know before you go to the ballot box.
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Renting in retirement: how much do you need in your pension pot?
As many as 3.6 million households could be renting in retirement by 2041, research suggests. How much do you need to save?
