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What's wrong with the UK stock market?Opinion The UK stock market has been slowly killed by successive governments. There's no quick fix now, says Max King
By Max King Published
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The golden age of biotechnology – and why you should investSponsor Content Created With RTW Biotech Opportunities
RTW Bio offers exposure to three cutting-edge advancements in biotechnology at an attractive discount to the underlying portfolio’s valuation.
By MoneyWeek Published
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Conviction amid complexitySponsor Content Created With Aberdeen
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What are Avios-only flights and who is eligible?Avios-only flights have proved incredibly popular since launching in 2023. We explain what they are, how they work and who qualifies.
By Sam Walker Last updated
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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 Last updated
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Poll: How do you feel about the 2026 Autumn Budget?Poll How do you feel about what could be announced at the Burnham government’s first Budget? Let us know in our poll.
By Daniel Hilton Published
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The best properties for sale with kitchen gardensThe best properties for sale with kitchen gardens – from a former vicarage in the South Downs National Park to a 15th-century country house in East Sussex.
By Natasha Langan Last updated
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Will the Bank of England raise UK interest rates in 2026?Interest rates have been on hold since they were cut in December 2025. But with inflation on the rise, will the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee hike interest rates?
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
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40 years on: How Margaret Thatcher's Big Bang changed LondonMargaret Thatcher's Big Bang reforms were introduced over a single weekend. The result was a world-class financial centre that endures to this day.
By Simon Wilson Published
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France heads into a bond crisisFrance is drowning in debt and has no easy way out of it. It's time to prepare for the bailout, says Matthew Lynn.
By Matthew Lynn Published
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Have a grand stay at Dumbleton Hall in the CotswoldsDumbleton Hall is a charming country house hotel once frequented by literary greats. Following an ambitious restoration, it has reopened its doors to guests.
By Oojal Dhanjal Published
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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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UK inflation forecast: where are prices heading next?With conflict in the Middle East disrupting the global economy, inflation is now expected to rise in the UK. What’s next for prices?
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
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How much do you know about the Autumn Budget?Quiz Test your knowledge of the biggest fiscal event of the year in our Budget quiz.
By MoneyWeek Published
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What tax changes could be announced at the Budget?Chancellor John Healey will make his first Budget address in the House of Commons later this month. Here’s what tax changes could be announced.
By Sam Walker Last updated
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How to avoid fiscal drag as income tax thresholds remain frozenFrozen income tax thresholds mean Brits are paying more in tax as their earnings increase. We look at how you can mitigate the effect of fiscal drag
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
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Can you top up your state pension?The state pension forms the bedrock of retirement finances for many, but not everyone is receiving the maximum amount. Can you top up?
By Sam Walker Published
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Capturing long-term growth in AsiaSponsor Content Created With Schroders
Combining high-conviction stock picking with risk management, the Schroder Asian Total Return Investment Company aims to deliver robust long-term returns.
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Three compelling healthcare stocksThree healthcare stocks, as picked by Trevor Polischuk, lead manager at the Worldwide Healthcare Trust.
By Trevor Polischuk Published
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‘Investors will sour on insurer Lemonade’AI-driven insurer Lemonade is unprofitable, and the stock looks overpriced compared with its rivals
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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Coupang shares look like a bargain – should you buy?Regulatory uncertainty and data breaches have overshadowed Coupang, a sophisticated e-commerce firm. Is it time to buy in?
By Jamie Ward Published
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Can the Permanent Portfolio strategy protect your wealth?The Permanent Portfolio strategy aims to dampen turbulence and is easy to implement with low-cost ETFs.
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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Is technical analysis dead?Chartism has been a hallmark of investment analysis since the pre-war era, but it has fallen out of favour. Does it still have anything to offer?
By Omar Hegazi Published
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Demand for Star Wars memorabilia goes galacticThe Force is strong with Star Wars collectables as they fetch millions at auctions – including Luke Skywalker's original lightsabre from the 1977 film.
By Chris Carter Published
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8 of the best penthouses for salePenthouses for sale – from one in an Italianate water tower in Shenley, Hertfordshire, to a duplex penthouse in a 16th-century castle beside Southampton Water.
By Natasha Langan Published
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Man City scandal tarnishes UAE's Khaldoon Al MubarakKhaldoon Al Mubarak has been an ambassador for the UAE and runs a sovereign wealth fund. His role as Man City chairman has proved to be a rare mis-step.
By Jane Lewis Published
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'It's time to stop changing the clocks'The debate over whether we should be changing the clocks between BST and GMT has flared up again. What is the answer?
By Simon Wilson Published
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ISAs vs savings accounts: what’s the best home for your cash savings?Savings accounts and cash ISAs both grow your money, but there are situations where one account is better than the other.
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
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Easy-access savings vs regular savings – where is your money better off?Regular savings accounts often have high headline interest rates, but there are often limits on how much you can put into the accounts. Is your money better off in easy-access savings?
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
