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What’s happening with UK house prices? Latest property forecasts for 2026The UK housing market continues to struggle amid higher mortgage rates and more properties on the market.
By Sam Walker Last updated
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Will energy prices rise further in 2026?The Ofgem price cap will rise by 4% on 1 October. But even bigger price hikes are expected to come in the new year.
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
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The best hotels in the world: Full list of top 50The world’s 50 best hotels in 2026 – from a private Thai retreat to a luxurious beach hotel in Dubai’s Palm Jumeirah.
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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MoneyWeek Investment Trusts Report 2026Special Report Investment trusts have been around since 1868, with all the ups and downs that implies. They can surely help investors navigate this age of rapid change as well.
By Cris Sholto Heaton Published
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Investment trusts, the importance of understanding pension options, and retirement planningSponsor Content Created With Aberdeen
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Best easy-access savings accounts – earn up to 4.56%Savings The best easy-access savings accounts are now offering up to 4.56% on your cash savings. We look at the best rates on the market now.
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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Diesel prices reach all-time high at almost £2 a litre – how much will a full tank cost you now?Diesel prices in the UK have reached an all-time high this week. How can you find the cheapest deal?
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
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Could high pension fees cost you money in retirement?High fees can erode your pension pot, putting a dent in your retirement spending power.
By Daniel Hilton Published
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Warm Home Discount offers £150 off energy bills – what is it and who can get it?The Warm Home Discount is paid by the government to some households to help them keep the heating on during the winter. How exactly does the scheme work and who is eligible?
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
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When cash pays 5%, why hold shares at all?Cash is attractive again, offering rates of up to 5%, but the right choice between cash and shares rests on when you will need the money and what for.
By Robin Powell Published
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Buy-to-let vs stock market: Which one could give you better growth?Being a landlord and investing in the stock market are two popular ways of growing your money in the long term – but which provides the best growth?
By Daniel Hilton Published
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Three undervalued emerging market stocks to considerThree lesser-known emerging market stocks, as picked by Chris Tennant, co-portfolio manager of Fidelity Emerging Markets
By Chris Tennant Published
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What to do with dud investment trustsWhen it comes to dud investment trusts, investors need to be clear about why the funds are lagging and cut their losses when needed, says Max King
By Max King Published
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Revolut IPO may be London stock market's last chanceThe Revolut IPO could mean the digital bank listing in both New York and London. The UK must seize the opportunity to prove that the City still matters, says Matthew Lynn
By Matthew Lynn Published
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The false promise of private creditThe opaque private credit sector is getting some overdue attention after a US insurance empire came under scrutiny, says Bruce Packard
By Bruce Packard Published
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Why are British schools doing well?The UK now ranks among the top ten countries in the world when it comes to the educational skills of our 15-year-olds. How did it all go so right?
By Simon Wilson Published
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How to invest in advertising as the sector enters a new ageBusinesses have been advertising their wares for millennia. Now, AI presents a new opportunity to invest in advertising. Here's what to buy
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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Global insurer Axa is going cheap – should you buy?After ten years of restructuring, global insurer Axa is now primed for growth, and the shares look like a bargain
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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Investment trusts: There is light at the end of the tunnelAfter a challenging few years, the outlook for investment trusts is improving, says Annabel Brodie-Smith.
By Annabel Brodie-Smith Published
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14 years of the MoneyWeek investment trust portfolioMoneyWeek’s model portfolio offers plenty of insights into how to use investment trusts and the benefits of not tinkering too much.
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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Mandarin Oriental Mayfair: A luxury hotel for everyday lifeMandarin Oriental Mayfair feels very much like a sanctuary and a home away from home. Its signature fan was late designer Vivienne Westwood's final project.
By Chris Carter Published
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Best savings rates – earn up to 5.16%Savings The best savings rates on the market pay up to 5.16% 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 fixed rate cash ISAs – earn up to 5.25%Savings The best fixed rate cash ISAs are paying some of the highest rates in years. We look at the top ISA deals for those willing to lock their cash away.
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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Best regular savings accounts – get up to 8%Savings The top regular savings accounts are paying as much as 8%. If you’re looking to stash small amounts away each month, we list the accounts worth looking at.
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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8 of the best houses for sale with librariesThe best houses for sale with libraries – from a country estate with views across the Bristol Channel to a one-bed flat in a Chelsea mansion block.
By Natasha Langan Last updated
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“Gold on crack”: why silver is set to soarOpinion The next leg of silver's bull market is in the offing, says ByteTree's Charlie Morris
By Charlie Morris Published
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Why investment trusts are a solid basis for building wealthUnderstanding the mechanics of investment trusts is crucial for long-term investors – here's where to look.
By Maryam Cockar Published
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10 ways to cut your capital gains tax billCapital gains tax can eat into your profits – and reductions to the tax-free allowance in recent years have left investors more at risk of the levy.
By Sam Walker Last updated
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How many funds should you hold?Does a higher number of funds in your portfolio improve its diversification, or is there a limit to how many funds you should hold?
By Dan McEvoy Published
