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19 January 1986: the world’s first PC virus infection
On this day in 1986, the first IBM personal computer was infected with the “Brain” virus, spread on floppy disks.
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What’s changing with employers’ National Insurance – and how will it impact you?
You might think the upcoming changes to employers’ National Insurance won’t impact you unless you’re a business owner, but experts have warned it could limit pay rises, cause redundancies, and push inflation higher.
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Will Donald Trump invade Greenland?
Trump has announced renewed interest in taking over Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark. Why does he want it and what are the implications?
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A food odyssey through Louisiana
MoneyWeek Travel Natasha Langan eats her way through the southern state of Louisiana, sampling everything from po' boys to gumbo
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Triple lock alternatives: will the government reform the state pension?
It is loved by pensioners but expensive for the taxpayer. We look at some triple lock alternatives.
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What are gilts and should you invest in them?
As a relatively safe and steady investment, gilts can often be overlooked, but they are at the heart of how the economy functions. Is now a good time to buy them?
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What’s the outlook for the shipping industry in 2025?
All we know for certain about the year ahead is that it will be volatile. But the container shipping sector thrives on choppy waters
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Is the US economy set for success?
Ignore the pessimists: US stocks will keep charging ahead, says Max King
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What is FX trading?
What is FX trading and can you make money from it? We explain how foreign exchange trading works and the risks
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Review: White Swan Inn, San Francisco – a charming take on Britain
MoneyWeek Travel The White Swan Inn in San Francisco makes you feel at home, says Flora Connell
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Top 10 places to retire in the UK in 2025
Features We list the top 10 places in the UK to retire in 2025, based on factors such as access to hospitals and green spaces
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What is Tyson Fury’s net worth?
Former boxer Tyson Fury's net worth comes from victories in the ring and his ventures into entertainment. As he retires, we look into his fame and fortune
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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 this year – here is how to prepare
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Is the Office for National Statistics in turmoil?
Britain’s statistics authority, the Office for National Statistics, is increasingly unfit for purpose. Why, and what can be done?
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How to find top-quality companies with growing dividends
Ian Mortimer, portfolio manager of Guinness Global Equity Income Fund, shares where he would put his money for sustainable and growing dividends
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Newspaper baron David Montgomery to bid for The Telegraph
Veteran media mogul David Montgomery has seen off a bid for his media group National World. But he now has his eye on The Telegraph
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The technology and AI stocks to look out for in 2025
While it’s impossible to say whether or not US tech and AI stocks will keep outperforming in 2025, investors are still piling in. Here’s three tech and AI stocks that could be worth keeping an eye on this year
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Where are ISA savers and investors putting their money?
With less than three months until the end of the tax year, where are ISA savers and investors putting their money? We look at the latest ISA trends.
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Is a Lifetime ISA worth it? How LISAs work and key rules
Analysis What is a Lifetime ISA and how much could the government bonus boost your savings? We look at the perks and the pitfalls – are LISAs worth it?
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What is Steven Bartlett’s net worth?
We explore Steven Bartlett’s net worth and how the mastermind behind the podcast The Diary of a CEO became a millionaire at 26
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The MoneyWeek portfolio of investment trusts – 2025 update
Share Tips The MoneyWeek portfolio of investment trusts was set up over a decade ago, but widening discounts have held back returns for some of our top investment trusts
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What investors can expect from stocks and economies in 2025
There are reasons for investors to be hopeful about 2025, with slowing interest rates and moderating oil prices. But trouble may be brewing in bond markets
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Is Xi Jinping ready for Donald Trump's tariffs on China?
The ascent of Donald Trump will bring new challenges for Xi Jinping
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8 of the best properties for sale with indoor swimming pools
The best properties for sale with indoor swimming pools – from an award-winning contemporary house in East Sussex, to a converted barn in Hampshire
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12 January 1948: Britain’s first supermarket opens
Features The self-service supermarket came to Britain on this day in 1948, when the London Co-operative Society opened a store in Manor Park.
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12 January 1895: the National Trust is founded
Features On this day in 1895, the National Trust was founded to “set aside the best and most beautiful parts of Britain for the public and posterity”.
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11 January 1569: England holds its first lottery draw
Features Outside Old St Paul's Cathedral in London, England's first lottery draw got underway on this day in 1569.
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Is now a good time to invest in bonds?
Investing in bonds can be an excellent way to add diversity and income to a portfolio. Why might now be a good time to buy bonds?
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What retirement income can you get with a £250K pension pot?
Advice What would your retirement income be with a £250K pension pot? Knowing how much you can get makes it easier to plan for your golden years.
