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What is the 67% inheritance tax trap on pensions – and can you avoid it?Your loved ones could find themselves paying an effective tax rate of 67% once pensions are brought into the inheritance tax net from April 2027. The concern has sparked more – and higher – withdrawals from pensions.
By Laura Miller Last updated
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What is a default pension fund and should you switch?Most employees save into a workplace pension scheme, but where is the money invested? We look at how default funds work and whether there is ever a case for switching.
By Laura Miller Last updated
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How to invest in Space and SpaceXThe space economy is expanding thanks to falling costs and increased private participation. How can you invest in space?
By Dan McEvoy Published
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Best fixed rate cash ISAs – earn up to 4.65%Savings The best fixed rate cash ISAs are returning up to 4.65% on your savings. We look at the top deals for those willing to earn guaranteed tax-free gains.
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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Turning sunlight into savings: the financial case for rooftop solar panels – FAQs answeredSponsor Content Created With E.ON Next
By MoneyWeek Published
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The case for E.ON Next’s solar panel offeringSponsor Content Created With E.ON Next
We list seven benefits of installing solar panels with E.ON Next, from custom design and professional installation to financial optimisation.
By MoneyWeek Published
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Pensions guide: the different types of pensions you need to know aboutTutorials Our pensions guide explains the different ways you can save for your retirement
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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The best countries to retire abroad rankedMoving to a country just a stone’s throw from the United Kingdom for retirement could be ideal if you’ve got wealth to protect
By Sam Walker Last updated
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Why the Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust owns Sea LtdSponsor Content Created With Baillie Gifford
Lawrence Burns, deputy manager of Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust, examines Sea Ltd, a tech success story.
By MoneyWeek Published
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Best savings rates – earn as much as 4.75%Savings The best savings rates on the market pay up to 4.75% on your cash – but you will need to act fast before these top-paying accounts disappear
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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Best easy-access savings accounts – earn up to 4.75%Savings Easy-access savings accounts are offering inflation-busting rates of up to 4.75% on your cash savings, but they won't last for long. We look at the best rates.
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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Nvidia closes above $5 trillion – should you buy shares?Are Nvidia’s shares good value or is the chip giant too expensive to buy?
By Dan McEvoy Last updated
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Invest in the future of cancer diagnostics and treatmentNew cancer diagnostics and treatments mean the disease is no longer the death sentence it once was. Here's how you can back these developments
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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Unloved Versigent is a hidden gem – should you invest?Versigent's initial public offering flopped, but the shares look deeply undervalued. Why is it so unloved, and are its shares worth buying?
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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Four infrastructure funds to snap up nowInfrastructure funds have seen a sell-off, handing a great opportunity for income-seeking investors
By Max King Published
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Saga outperforms the FTSE 250 – here's how to profitSaga has struggled in the past, but now it's on the mend. Here's how to play the share price
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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Three compelling British stocks the market has overlookedOpinion Three under-appreciated British stocks to buy now, as picked by Dominic Younger, fund manager at Columbia Threadneedle Investments
By Dominic Younger Published
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The top properties for sale in the UK's best places to liveTop properties in The Sunday Times ‘Best Places to Live 2026’ – from a Grade II-listed Regency house in Surrey to a Victorian riverside property in Linlithgow.
By Natasha Langan Published
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Reeves's gambling tax hike is a losing betOpinion The chancellor's proposed gambling tax rise is expected to raise an extra £1.1 billion. But the bet will not pay off, says Matthew Lynn, and will end up costing the country dear.
By Matthew Lynn Published
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Royal Mail is broken – can Britain's postal giant be saved?Royal Mail has been getting worse for years, and Ofcom's stern warnings and fines have made no difference. What went wrong – and is there any hope?
By Simon Wilson Published
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The best credit cards for flight points and airline rewardsCredit cards which offer airline points as a reward can elevate your holiday – saving money and unlocking flight upgrades. We list the best cards on the market.
By Oojal Dhanjal Published
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A slippery slope for investment trusts with wide discountsInvestment trusts with wide discounts can use tenders and buybacks to close the gap. But these aren't a sustainable solution and don't produce the best outcome for investors.
By Cris Sholto Heaton Published
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Mark Mobius – the “Indiana Jones of investing” who died aged 89Mark Mobius was an intrepid emerging-markets investor who made many winning bets in the heat of crises. He will be sorely missed
By Jane Lewis Published
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How much does air conditioning in the UK cost?Air conditioning in your home can be an appealing thought, particularly during summer heatwaves – but how much does it cost to install and run it?
By Sam Walker Last updated
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The best golf resorts in the worldWe round up the best golf resorts in the world for a luxury getaway, so you can take to the fairways in style.
By Chris Carter Published
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Outdoor saunas: How to turn your garden into a spaOutdoor saunas are the hot, new wellness must-have. Here's how to buy one.
By Chris Carter Published
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Why solar panels are a value-increasing asset for homeownersSponsor Content Created With E.ON Next
By MoneyWeek Published
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Restaurant review: Kanishka, fine Indian diningKanishka celebrates the joy and diversity of sub-continental food in dazzling style.
By Dan McEvoy Published
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UK inflation forecast: where are prices heading next?The UK inflation rate rose by 3.3% in March as the fallout from the Middle East conflict hit the economy – what’s next for prices?
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
