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Should Joe Biden withdraw his candidacy?
After Joe Biden's presidential debate appearance on TV, it's left people asking if he's fit to run in the election
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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BP is moving away from its oil output target
Oil giant BP has retreated further from its target to cut oil output. Where does that leave the sector’s net-zero credentials?
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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Consumer Duty: how the rules are changing financial services - and what they mean for you
Consumer Duty rules came into force almost a year ago, aiming to put customers’ needs first - but have they made a difference?
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Private school fees soar and VAT policy looms – what does it mean for you?
After a landslide Labour victory, when will the new government start charging VAT on private school fees? Here’s what the policy could mean for parents.
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Winners and losers from Labour's general election victory
Advice Questions over how Labour will fund its policies and public services means cuts or tax rises may be needed. We reveal the likely winners and losers under the new government.
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Labour win: should you invest in UK housebuilders?
The new Labour government has promised to “get Britain building”. What does it mean for UK housebuilders and should you invest?
By Katie Williams Published
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When will Labour's first Budget happen?
We look at when the Labour government will likely call its first Budget - and what could be announced.
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Top mining stocks to add to your portfolio
Professional investors Keith Watson and Rob Crayfourd of CQS Natural Resources Growth and Income tell us where they’d put their money.
By Keith Watson Published
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French election: what will it mean for Macron?
What will the French election results mean for Macron and for France?
By Simon Wilson Published
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Can Labour heal Britain?
The new prime minister has work to do, but can his party really fix broken Britain?
By Kalpana Fitzpatrick Published
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What do investors need in retirement?
Retirement is getting longer, and retirees have more ambitions for their later years. A longer retirement means greater risks from inflation. A well-constructed stock market portfolio can be the key ingredient to preserve wealth
By Charles Luke Published
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Why are share buybacks on the rise?
Share buybacks are on the rise as global dividend payouts hit a milestone
By Alex Rankine Published
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How much is an MP paid in the UK?
Feature Hundreds of MPs, old and new, have been elected to Parliament. Here is how much they could earn.
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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Margot Robbie launches new gin brand
Margot Robbie is an actress, producer, investor and now a liquor baron with her new gin brand
By Jane Lewis Published
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General election 2024 timings: key dates for King’s Speech and next Budget
The 2024 general election has returned a Labour government. But when do we find out what Sir Keir Starmer's administration will do in power?
By Henry Sandercock Last updated
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What does Labour’s landslide victory mean for financial markets?
The Labour Party secured a landslide victory overnight, with Keir Starmer becoming the newest UK Prime Minister. What does it mean for the UK stock market?
By Katie Williams Published
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Return of Larry Ellison: the god of Silicon Valley
Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle, was a pioneer of the US tech scene in the 1970s. The AI boom has given him a new lease of life.
By Jane Lewis Published
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Best and worst-performing US and UK stocks this year
Which stocks are racing ahead in the S&P 500 and the FTSE 100? And would you have made more money in the US or UK market?
By Katie Williams Published
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Labour vs Conservatives: What are their policies and where are they in the polls?
We look at the policies of Labour vs Conservatives. What’s in their manifestos and what do the polls say?
By Katie Williams Last updated
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General election: which party has the best policies for you?
In one day’s time, you get to decide our next Prime Minister. From the young vote to the pensioner vote, which party is doing the most to win you round?
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Are UK energy prices going down in 2024?
Energy prices have fallen again this month with the new Ofgem energy price cap coming into effect. But what will happen to gas and electricity bills later in 2024?
By Henry Sandercock Last updated
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Equity fund inflows have hit record levels this year – where are investors putting their money?
Investors are becoming more confident about equities amid hopes of an interest rate cut. We reveal the most popular fund sectors
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Will the British ISA go ahead after the general election?
The Labour and Conservative manifestos were silent on the British ISA. Is it dead in the water?
By Katie Williams Published
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What will the general election mean for your taxes?
The Institute for Fiscal Studies has accused the Conservatives and Labour of a “conspiracy of silence”. Will your tax bill go up, no matter who wins the election?
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Premium Bonds alternatives that turn savings into winnings
Still waiting on Agent Million to knock on your door? Consider these Premium Bonds alternatives for your portfolio.
By Vaishali Varu Last updated
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US and Saudi deal expired – is the US in decline?
As the US and Saudi deal expired, Biden and Trump are the perfect candidates for a nation in decline
By Bill Bonner Published
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Is it time for a global wealth tax?
Labour is planning to implement wealth taxes if it wins the election. Will it pave the way for a global crackdown on the rich?
By Simon Wilson Published
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Inflation is tamed at last – when will interest rates fall?
UK inflation may have hit the Bank of England target but it's unlikely to stay that way for long. What does that mean for interest rates?
By Alex Rankine Published
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Real interest rate
Glossary A “real” interest rate accounts for the impact of inflation on a given rate of interest. It’s very important to your returns.
By MoneyWeek Last updated