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How to boost your pension by £33,000 by paying it an annual Christmas bonus
Contributing an extra £400 into your pension pot this festive period will give the gift of compound interest and should make your retirement feel more jolly and bright
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Japan’s medium-sized stocks provide shelter from trade wars
Nicholas Price, portfolio manager of Fidelity Japan Trust, tells us where to invest in Japan
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Is there value in European equities?
European equities are in the bargain basement owing to a stagnant economy – but tread carefully
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Where to invest for 2025
As 2024 draws to a close, we’ve asked the experts what 2025 has in store for markets, and the best investment opportunities
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Trump picks Scott Bessent to lead Treasury: will he succeed?
Hedge fund manager Scott Bessent is an odd pick for Donald Trump’s Treasury secretary, but he is seen as the more reasonable and pragmatic of the candidates
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What is Taylor Swift's net worth?
Taylor Swift’s net worth comes from her ongoing Eras Tour and music royalties, making her the world’s richest female musician
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Can you afford to retire in 2025?
From interest rates and inflation to tax changes, there are plenty of factors to consider if you plan to retire next year – here is how to prepare.
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8 of the best properties for sale near ski slopes
The best properties for sale near ski slopes – from a luxury cabin in Geilo, one of Norway’s premier ski resorts, to a large chalet in Valais, Switzerland
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8 December 1897: the Royal Automobile Club is founded
Features On this day in 1897, the Royal Automobile Club, or RAC, was founded by Frederick Simms and Charles Moore in London.
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8 December 1864: the Clifton Suspension Bridge opens
The Clifton Suspension Bridge, based on Isambard Kingdom Brunel's design, was finally opened on this day in 1864.
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7 December 1732: First Covent Garden Theatre opens
Features On this day in 1732, after a successful fundraising drive, the first theatre opened on the site of the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden.
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Cash hoarders take total UK savings to £2 trillion – why aren’t we investing?
Investment-shy Brits are hoarding huge amounts of cash in their savings accounts. We look at the case for saving versus investing.
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The MoneyWeek Christmas Charity Appeal: who are we supporting and how to donate
This year MoneyWeek is supporting YoungMinds, tackling mental health for children and young people. Here’s why we are partnering with YoungMinds and how you can help.
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Will there be a Spring Budget in 2025?
A Treasury spokesperson told MoneyWeek that chancellor Rachel Reeves is “committed to one major fiscal event every year”. Does this mean no Spring Budget in 2025?
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Ireland elections: what happens next?
Ireland's election results seemed strangely familiar, as the two main incumbent parties retained power.
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South Korea's martial law turmoil: what it means for the economy
A shock declaration of martial law in South Korea was swiftly put down, but it exposed the nation's vulnerable democracy. What happens now?
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France’s government collapses – could it trigger the next euro crisis?
Briefings France’s government has toppled after losing a vote of no-confidence, plunging the euro zone’s second-largest economy into turmoil. Is this 2012 all over again and should Europe be worried?
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What is Ed Sheeran’s net worth?
Ed Sheeran’s net worth comes from his influential music career and several business ventures, including a stake in Premier League club Ipswich Town FC
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What is a bond?
Investing in bonds is a tried and tested cornerstone of portfolio strategy, but few investors are fully aware of what bonds are and how they work
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Invest for the future with ETFs
The UK lags behind its European peers when it comes to investing for the future. ETFs and savings plans can help close the gap.
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Top funds, stocks and trusts to invest in
We look at the top funds, stocks and trusts where investors have been putting their money over the past month. Are tech stocks out?
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Parents face £1,000 'nanny tax' – how to afford it
Hiring a nanny is about to become even more of an expensive hassle for families, especially those in London. Here's how to cut costs
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Business rates relief to be slashed – how to cut costs
Labour has promised to reform business rates, the corporate equivalent of council tax
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Justin Sun: China’s revolutionary crypto visionary
Justin Sun, founder of the Tron blockchain and cryptocurrency made his fortune young from bitcoin trades. Now he wants to change the world
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Is now the time to buy Marshalls?
Former market darling Marshalls, a landscaping and building products supplier, looks too cheap. Is it time to buy this once-admired stock?
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Warren Buffet invests in Domino’s – should you buy?
What makes Domino's a compelling investment for Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway, and should you buy the UK-listed takeaway pizza chain?
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Invest in Grainger: a landlord with growth potential
Grainger is putting years of uncertainty behind it and investing for expansion
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UK equities are set for a bull market – buy now
Investors shouldn’t wait for a crisis to buy UK equities, says Max King. Do so now, in the expectation of much better returns in due course
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Should you switch your pension fund?
Many pension fund options are poor performers, thanks partly to high charges. Is it worth switching?
