Features

We're updating our ETF portfolio – the outlook for the Middle East is still uncertain, but it rarely pays to sit on the sidelines indefinitely.

By Cris Sholto Heaton Published 10 July 26

EasyJet is one of the most successful British companies of the past 30 years – it should not be sold to foreign investors, says Matthew Lynn

By Matthew Lynn Published 10 July 26

Travel Chris Carter hitches a ride aboard a Flexjet helicopter for the British GP sprint qualifying at Silverstone – was it faster than Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari?

By Chris Carter Published 10 July 26

Donald Trump has treated the US presidency as a personal cash machine and is the most corrupt holder of that office in the country's history, says Jane Lewis

By Jane Lewis Published 10 July 26

Public finances are under strain, but experts warn that increasing spend on defence needs to be a priority for the UK’s next prime minister.

By Dan McEvoy Published 10 July 26

This summer, design your own superyacht in St. Tropez, cool off on Lake St. Moritz in the Swiss Alps or sail through the Indonesian islands.

By Chris Carter Published 10 July 26

Research shows that Gen Z investors take more risks than older generations. Behavioural economists think it's due to their formative experiences.

By Sam Shaw Published 9 July 26

Inheriting a property without title deeds will mean you can’t prove you’re the legal owner – and it may be more common than you think. Here’s what to do if this happens to you.

By Sam Walker Published 9 July 26

Cristiano Ronaldo is football’s first billionaire. We take a look at his illustrious sporting career, his legacy beyond the sport, and when he could retire.

By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated 9 July 26

Self-assessment taxpayers have until the end of July to pay their tax return, but is the charge fair? Here's why it's hurting self-employed people.

By Marc Shoffman Last updated 9 July 26

The pensions dashboard is touted as a game-changer in how we manage our savings, but it has been plagued by delays. What is it and when will it launch?

By Sam Shaw Last updated 9 July 26

The triple lock has served pensioners well, but its sustainability has been questioned over and over again. Will Andy Burnham shield it as Labour leader?

By Kalpana Fitzpatrick Published 8 July 26

Buyers and investors have always been drawn towards the capital’s property market. But as house prices stall, is the market as lucrative as it once was and are buyers and investors still interested?

By Sam Walker Last updated 8 July 26

Pop star Taylor Swift’s net worth is in the spotlight after marrying Super Bowl champion Travis Kelce. How did she become a billionaire?

By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated 7 July 26

NS&I’s Premium Bonds pay out hundreds of millions each month, but the vast majority of savers have never won a single penny. Is it just bad luck or do you need a certain amount to really be in with a chance of winning?

By Daniel Hilton Last updated 7 July 26

Investment into artificial intelligence has surged but in some corners, concerns around hype, lofty valuations and asset bubbles remain. Is now the time to buy an AI ETF?

By Sam Shaw Last updated 7 July 26

Brits are facing longer waits at EU borders and are being urged to be ready to show insurance documents. How does the new Entry/Exit System work?

By Marc Shoffman Last updated 6 July 26

Constellation Energy is a compelling opportunity for investors looking to plug their portfolios into AI. Should you buy its shares?

By Stephen Connolly Published 6 July 26

Healthcare veteran Dr Douglas Williams on the effect on the biotech sector of US political upheaval, and the prospect of major new treatments

By Dr Matthew Partridge Published 6 July 26

Opinion Three UK small and mid-cap stocks, as picked by Abby Glennie of the Aberdeen UK Smaller Companies Growth Trust

By Abby Glennie Published 6 July 26

Asset finance can make more sense than a bank loan for a small business – but seek advice before signing on, says David Prosser

By David Prosser Published 5 July 26

Opinion If Andy Burnham is really so keen on devolution, he should hand power to consumers, not mayors, says Matthew Lynn

By Matthew Lynn Published 5 July 26

AI will lower healthcare costs and improve research, while demand is unlikely to be harmed. Here are some of the best ways to invest

By Rupert Hargreaves Published 5 July 26

There's not enough energy to power AI's massive data centre expansion – and AI is nothing without power. That spells opportunity for smart investors

By Rupert Hargreaves Published 4 July 26

Arguments against the mass adoption of air conditioning in the UK and the rest of Europe once made sense, but not any more. Why have times changed?

By Simon Wilson Published 4 July 26

The MSCI Emerging Markets Index is now a proxy for just one region – and increasingly one sector. Here's how to gain more traditional exposure

By Cris Sholto Heaton Published 3 July 26

Which other stocks, funds and investment trusts did DIY investors buy in June alongside the blockbuster IPO?

By Dan McEvoy Last updated 3 July 26