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Investing in the future of European defence
Investors could benefit from exposure to European defence businesses as the continent prepares to ramp up its spending in the defence sector
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Dividends: Reliability in uncertain times
Dividends have formed over half of the total return of the UK market over the last 20 years. Dividend strategies have been under-appreciated while investors have focused on US mega cap technology. Income strategies may have more appeal in a tougher investment climate
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The merits of a true investment journey
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Private equity's recovery is underway
The long-term case for investing in private equity through funds such as HarbourVest Global Private Equity remains compelling. In the short term, the outlook for continued recovery is also optimistic.
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Why adversity creates opportunity
Discovering the best dividend-paying stocks means digging deep, biding your time and choosing your moment to buy, says Ross Mathison, deputy manager of The Scottish American Investment Company
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Why now is the time to look again at private equity
Listed private equity investment trusts have faced multiple challenges despite a history of strong long term performance. But with the macroeconomic outlook now improving and individual funds such as HVPE taking decisive action, the sector may have reached a turning point
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India – the investor blind spot?
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Navigating the Trump tariffs
Martin Connaghan and Samantha Fitzpatrick, Co-Managers of Murray International Trust PLC, discuss Donald Trump's tariffs.
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Where to invest – MoneyWeek writers give their tips
Invest in Canada and US small caps, and snap up a cosmetics company and a Hungarian telecoms outfit
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Investing for Children this Christmas
Raising a child is an expensive business. The first 18 years of a child’s life costs couples £166,000. Starting to save early can make a huge difference
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Taking control of your business expenses with Wallester
Why Wallester Business is your cost-effective solution to help you take financial control of your business
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Investing in defence as the world rearms
As countries in Europe and worldwide increase military spending amid mounting geopolitical tensions and risks, investors are taking a fresh look at defence companies
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Asia and the influence of the US
September’s US interest rate cut should be good news for Asian markets. However, there is still potential volatility surrounding the US election. On the abrdn Asian Income Fund, we are responding by raising the quality of the portfolio and structural domestic themes
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Invest in the world’s hottest asset
Decant Index, allows collectors and investors the ability to buy, sell and trade spirits and wine.
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1 Nvidia or 561 UK companies – does valuation hold the key?
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Emerging markets: exploding the “risk” myth
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What is book value?
Explainer A popular way to value a company is to use the price/book ratio, which compares a company’s share price with its book value. But what is book value?
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abrdn sets out five steps to solve the UK’s looming pensions crisis
From cutting stamp duty on shares to simplifying Isas, abrdn outlines how we can create a nation of savers and investors
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