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High taxes are deterring the wealthy from the UK - where are the rich relocating to?
Feature Record numbers of millionaires are set to flee the UK this year, regardless of who is in power. We reveal the top destinations for migrating millionaires
By Marc Shoffman Published
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The AI Revolution – a commodities play?
The critical materials that are powering AI
By Tom Bailey Published
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How do Premium Bonds work?
Premium Bonds work differently to other types of savings product. We explore whether you should add them to your portfolio.
By Tom Higgins Last updated
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Where will Apple stock be in five years?
Apple left a sour taste at the start of the year, but the past two months have been sweeter. Should you buy Apple shares?
By Katie Williams Published
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Dan Friedkin: the billionaire with his eye set on Everton
Dan Friedkin acquired his wealth through his family’s car and autoparts empire and now has his sights set on rescuing the troubled Merseyside football club. Will fans be happy?
By Jane Lewis Published
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Nursing home costs could leave a £200k hole in your pension
More than half of those aged 80 and over need some form of social care, research suggests. Will your pension stretch to nursing home costs?
By Katie Williams Published
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The 4% pension rule to retire comfortably
Ever wondered when the best time is to retire and how to access your pension pot? Here is how the 4% pension rule could help you retire comfortably.
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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Seven things you need to know, seven days before the general election
With just a week to go until the general election, here’s what you need to know before you go to the ballot box.
By Katie Williams Published
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Renting in retirement: how much do you need in your pension pot?
As many as 3.6 million households could be renting in retirement by 2041, research suggests. How much do you need to save?
By Katie Williams Published
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More investors are becoming ISA millionaires – where are they putting their money?
Feature We reveal where ISA millionaires are investing and how you can build a £1m tax-free pot.
By Marc Shoffman Published
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What is Robbie Williams’ net worth?
What is Robbie Williams’ net worth and how did the singer diversify his income?
By Vaishali Varu Last updated
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Is the stock market open on bank holiday Monday?
With many companies shutting for bank holiday Monday, we look at whether the UK stock market will be open or if there’s a change to trading hours.
By Oojal Dhanjal Published
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When is the best time to book flights?
Planning a holiday but don’t know when is the best time to book flights? We’ve crunched the numbers to help you find the best deals.
By Oojal Dhanjal Published
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Should you invest in HarbourVest?
HarbourVest is a private equity fund-of-funds providing cheap access to fast-growing unlisted companies. Should you invest?
By Max King Published
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What are National Insurance contributions?
Features Most of us pay National Insurance contributions but few of us really understand them. Here’s our quick guide to demystifying National Insurance.
By Nicole García Mérida Last updated
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Pension Credit: are you missing out on £3,900 annual payment?
Features An estimated 880,000 pensioners are missing out on Pension Credit, worth an average £3,900 a year. We explain who is eligible (you may be surprised) and how to claim.
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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What would a Labour supermajority mean for capital markets?
The Conservative Party has warned that a Labour supermajority would be bad for democracy. But what impact could a big win for Keir Starmer have on the markets?
By Henry Sandercock Published
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Review: Windjammer Landing – unwind in stunning Saint Lucia
MoneyWeek Travel Windjammer Landing offers authentic dining and fabulous views over the beautiful Caribbean, says Chris Carter
By Chris Carter Published
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How businesses can cut energy costs and boost efficiency
Here's how small businesses can monitor energy costs even though they don't benefit from the Ofgem energy price cap.
By David Prosser Published
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Conservative manifesto state pension plan: what is the triple lock plus? Rishi Sunak policy explained
Explainer The triple lock plus policy has been touted by Rishi Sunak as a tax cut for pensioners. But experts say it could still lead to retirees paying tax, and push the state pension age up.
By Henry Sandercock Last updated
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The rise and fall of Simon Sadler: Blackpool FC saviour and businessman
Simon Sadler, who hails from Blackpool, rose to become the envy of Asia’s financial scene and returned in triumph to rescue the local football club. Is his “long hot streak” now over?
By Jane Lewis Published
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How to invest in the UK stock market this election season – and is it worth it?
We look at whether the UK stock market presents a good investment opportunity. Plus, which funds can help you access it?
By Katie Williams Published
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What is Michael Jordan’s net worth?
Legendary basketball player Michael Jordan’s net worth comes from his high-flying NBA victories, popular brand endorsements and lucrative investments
By Jacob Wolinsky Last updated
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What is inflation and how does it affect you?
Explainer Inflation has now hit the Bank of England's target. But what is it - and how does it affect your personal finances?
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Will capital gains tax rise after the general election?
We take a close look at what the political parties have said about CGT. Will they raise the tax or won’t they? Could investors and homeowners be taxed more?
By Ruth Emery Published
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What is Bill Gates' net worth?
Features Bill Gates is more than the man behind Microsoft. What is Bill Gates' net worth and how did he make his money?
By Jacob Wolinsky Last updated
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What could a general election mean for apprenticeships?
Labour and the Conservatives have competing approaches when it comes to apprenticeships and funding young workers. But how are they supporting small businesses?
By David Prosser Published
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RPI vs CPI inflation: what’s the difference between the ONS measures?
Explainer The Office for National Statistics calculates two measures: RPI and CPI inflation. Both tell us different things about the rate of price rises in the UK.
By Henry Sandercock Last updated
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Is online anonymity a necessity for economic and political freedom?
Online anonymity can be abused by trolls, but it remains central to our economic and political freedom, says Dominic Frisby
By Dominic Frisby Published