Features Archive | July 2017

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July 31st
- Disruption is finally coming to the cigarette industry – sell Big Tobacco
- What a “chaotic Brexit” could mean for Britain
July 29th
- Is this the end for austerity?
- Is the US dollar set to rebound, or collapse?
July 28th
- Invest in strong franchises
- The end of the season
- The power behind Trump's throne
- Book of the week: One man's spread-betting nightmare
- Finance and literature: not obvious bedfellows
- Take a dual-Sim phone on your next holiday
- Betting on politics: Always read the fine print
- The world’s greatest investors: Michael Platt
- A first retail bond from a P2P platform
- Nicolás Maduro: Son of Chavez hunkers down
- Can bots take the pain out of mortgages?
- If you’d invested in: KAZ Minerals and Gem Diamonds
- A biodynamic red to blow sceptics’ minds
- Investors sour on Snap
- The dawn of a new green motoring age?
- Money makers: Netting a billion from pollock
- Share tips of the week
- Where next for house prices?
- The state pension drifts further away
- Why you should back tortoises in Asia
- Why now is the time to invest defensively
- Not so smart beta?
- Diminutive dwellings
- Beware the cryptocurrency con men
- Ken Griffin: upbeat on Trump's policies
- Four great walking holidays
- Chart of the week: Japan’s battle to hold down bond yields
- This week in MoneyWeek: banks are back
- Whatever happened to the “Northern Powerhouse”?
- An ugly pay gap at the BBC
- Poles oppose controversial judicial reforms
- Trump turns on key ally, Jeff Sessions
July 27th
- Why I’m buying into the big banks again
- Capitalism's reputational problem
- What happens to markets if Trump gets impeached?
July 26th
- My oil trade has done well – so should we pull out now?
July 25th
- The hidden risks of a becalmed market
July 24th
- The voice of British business: why we need to retain barrier-free trade with the EU
- What if you had a bubble in the most boring market in the world?
- Prepare yourself for a new financial crisis
July 22nd
- Barclays goes on trial
- Where has all the inflation gone?
July 21st
- Properties with follies
- Time to take Elon Musk’s advice
- How to handle student debt
- Should you steer clear of fund offerings?
- Should landlords hire a letting agent?
- Five questions for… Kilian Pender, chief executive, Green Deal Finance Company
- Debutantes who crave “a bit of rough”
- The allure of retro aeroplanes
- How can you take equity out of your home?
- Move fast to snap up this ethereal English red
- The cost to small businesses of going cashless
- The maddest car of the year
- Pensions victory for same-sex couples
- Biotech’s boom continues
- Savers opt for pensions freedom
- If you'd invested in: Dialight and Pearson
- Europe is no longer the daring contrarian trade it once was
- The world’s greatest investors: Mark Barnett
- Kyle Bass: a long-term China bear
- Japan PM’s latest crisis may be the wake-up call he needs
- How to avoid lethal stocks
- Should we worry about Britain’s public debt?
- A new boss for ITV
- Five luxury stays above the waves
- The "Duterte discount" in the Philippines
- Betting on politics: Angela Merkel a shoo-in
- Europe’s bull market still has legs
- Money makers: Africa's first Cognac maker
- Is the budget for HS2 out of control?
- This week in MoneyWeek: finding the true “dividend heroes”
- Is there a reverse gear out of Brexit?
- Share tips of the week
- Tories jostle for the top job
- Chart of the week: China’s great leap forward
July 20th
- How to spot the true “dividend heroes”
- The real value of cash
- Zinc is dull but useful, and it’s in short supply – it’s time to buy
July 19th
- Cheap money, lax lending standards – I'm getting deja vu here
July 18th
- Don’t bet on the high street being wiped out by Amazon
July 17th
- I hate to say it, but a gold bull market seems a long way away
- Could the Swiss model serve as a template for Brexit?
July 16th
- Did privatisation deliver the goods?
July 14th
- How rising interest rates could be inflationary
- Marc Faber: Still bearish
- The new Civic Type R: Honda’s hot-hatch superhero
- Four luxurious spa hotels
- Properties within commuting distance of cities
- What to back as rates rise
- Wine of the week: a labour of love from Australia
- Did the Scandinavians get it right?
- Book of the week: The Chickenshit Club
- More than a rich nerds behaving badly sitcom
- Share tips of the week
- What’s worse than a boring boss?
- If you’d invested in: Metro Bank and Hikma Pharmaceuticals
- Not every short-seller has had a wonderful week
- The world’s greatest investors: Joel Greenblatt
- Martin Shkreli: “The most hated man in America”
- Money makers: Distilling whisky in the Cotswolds
- The apps that save behind your back
- Will you be forced to pay for pension advice?
- This week in MoneyWeek: can Macron fix France?
- Watch out for mortgage fees
- Tenants to bid for rental properties
- The best investment idea to back now
- Gig economy report: a “forlorn tribute to compromise”
- Weakened May begs for support
- Betting on politics: How to set your margin of error
- Islamic State defeat: a pivotal moment for Iraq
- Trump’s “smoking gun”?
- Funds for a global portfolio
- Which way for value in stocks?
- Samsung overtakes Apple as the world’s most profitable company
July 13th
- The Volvo effect on house prices
- The man who wants to revolutionise France
- How to profit from the rise of the electric car
July 12th
- South Korea is astoundingly dynamic – but should you invest there?
July 11th
- Carillion’s lesson for investors: pay attention to short-sellers
July 10th
- What a top City economist thinks about Brexit
- Cheap money isn’t the only reason to invest in Japan, but it helps
- Make student loans what they effectively are: a tax
- The rush to decadence in New York’s bars
- Wine of the week: a cab with serious class and complexity
- Take to the skies on a hoverboard
- Three cruises to take in Europe
July 9th
- What's behind the EU’s scrap with Google
July 8th
- The tea leaves are dancing (and other great metaphors for rising interest rates)
July 7th
- Five questions for… Nik Whitfield, founder of Panaseer
- Money makers: the editor with a taste for luxury
- Yuriko Koike: Japan’s charismatic new PM-in-waiting
- The world’s greatest investors: Kyle Bass
- Houses for sale with tennis courts
- How small businesses can get a top rate on their cash
- EU turns the spotlight on the spread-betting sector
- Pick up a steady income from supermarkets
- Should you trust online bank-account aggregators?
- Stocks and shares Lisa market becomes more competitive
- Should you get a smart meter?
- How volatile is your ETF?
- Fine wines, fine investments
- Hugh Hendry: Macron's victory will see bond yields rise
- These social housing bonds are a solid place to park your money
- Have we already seen the top of the market?
- Tech stocks still have room to grow
- Canada adds to oil gusher
- Toshiba’s battle for survival
- What next for Hong Kong?
- Is the next big financial crisis overdue?
- This week in MoneyWeek: what makes a great business leader?
- Share tips of the week
- If you'd invested in: Henry Boot and Motorpoint
July 6th
- Happy birthday to ultra-low interest rates
- The “intelligent fanatics” who inspire greatness
- We’re all ten years older and deeper in debt
July 5th
- Central bankers are playing a giant game of Jenga with markets
July 4th
- The real threat to tech giants
- iWar: the battle between big tech and big government
July 3rd
- Why this EU entrepreneur isn’t worried about Brexit
- The FCA should get tough on the fund management industry
July 2nd
- The DUP: the party that’s propping up May