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Aviva: One for income investors to tuck away
Tips Insurance giant Aviva is one of the highest yielding stocks in the FTSE 100 – and it’s cheap, too, making it a tempting target for income investors. Rupert Hargreaves delves into the numbers.
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Children's pensions: should you save for junior?
Features Starting a pension for your child might not be the best option, says David Prosser.
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Cheap insurance – but for a price
Tips Technology can save you money on your car insurance, says Ruth Jackson, but you must hand over your data first.
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Aviva’s jab at preference shares leaves scars
Features A backlash has forced Aviva to think again about scrapping its preference shares – but the damage is done, says John Stepek.
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Aviva has had a rethink on preference shares, but what now?
Features Aviva’s abandoned proposal to cancel £450m of preference shares has left a lot of people out of pocket. This isn’t over, says Merryn Somerset Webb. Not by a long chalk.
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Workplace pensions need to be much easier to understand
Features Pension providers need to make things much clearer for the people whose money they’re looking after, says Merryn Somerset Webb.
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Buy-to-letters set up shop
Features Buy-to-let landlords are turning to commercial property in their search for higher yields and greater stability. Sarah Moore explains.
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Company in the news: Aviva
Features Aviva has made a play for life insurer Friends Life. Phil Oakley explains what investors should do next.
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Aviva agrees Friends Life deal
Features Aviva, Britain’s second-biggest insurer, has reached a preliminary deal to buy smaller rival Friends Life.
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