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How Avios points work: how to collect and spend them
Avios points offer worthwhile rewards for the savvy traveller but the cost of using them is on the rise. We explain how to collect, keep track of, and make the most of your Avios points
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Car tax rules are changing: what are the new vehicle excise duty rates?
The rules around vehicle excise duty changed in April and further reforms were introduced in the 2025 Autumn Budget. What are they, and how are they going to affect you?
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Cash ISA vs stocks and shares ISA: which is better for your money?
The debate over low-risk cash ISAs versus higher-returning stocks and shares ISAs overlooks the fact that both have an important role for different goals
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Which is the best American Express credit card?
American Express credit cards can help you earn cashback or reward points on everyday spending, but which card is the best for you? We compare the options
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Can I cash in my pension early?
High living costs and rising taxes could make you wonder whether it's worth cashing in your pension early, but it might not be a good idea.
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Average savings by age: How much should I have in savings?
We look at how much the average person has in their savings at each stage of life, and how much you should be stashing away to keep pace.
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Which sectors are best to invest in for 2026?
Investment trust portfolio managers give their views on the sectors and regions they expect to outperform in 2026.
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How to tap into AI energy stocks
One certainty about generative AI is that it is hugely energy-intensive. Companies providing that power look set to capture the benefits.
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Best and worst UK banks revealed
We reveal the best UK banks – and the worst – when it comes to managing your money and good customer service. How does your provider compare?
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How to check for Premium Bonds prizes
NS&I’s Premium Bonds prize draw makes two people millionaires overnight every month. We explain how to check to see if you’ve won any cash
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What to do with old £1 coins
The old one pound coin was demonetised in 2017, but there are still millions out there in the UK. Here’s what to do if you find an old £1.
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We visited a food bank providing a lifeline to struggling households – how you can support Trussell this Christmas
MoneyWeek is supporting anti-poverty charity Trussell for our 2025 Christmas charity appeal. We spent the day at a Trussell food bank to see first-hand the important work that they do in providing a lifeline for those in need.
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Big Short investor Michael Burry warns of an AI bubble
Profile Michael Burry rightly bet against the US mortgage market before the 2008 crisis. Now he is worried about the AI boom
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How to profit from defence stocks beyond Europe
Opinion Tom Bailey, head of research for the Future of Defence Indo-Pac ex-China UCITS ETF, picks three defence stocks where he'd put his money
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Why the Waspi women are wrong'
Opinion Compensation for the Waspi women would mean using an unaffordable sledgehammer to crack a nut, says David Prosser
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Workspace: Profit from a return to the office
Workspace is an unloved play on the real estate investment trust sector as demand for flexible office space rises
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The new frontiers of cybersecurity and how to invest
Matthew Partridge reviews the key trends in the cybersecurity sector and how to profit
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Investment trust troubles: back to the 1970s for investors?
Opinion Those fearing for the future of investment trusts should remember what happened 50 years ago, says Max King
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8 of the best properties for sale with wildlife ponds
The best properties for sale with wildlife ponds – from a 16th-century house in the Ashdown Forest, to a property on Pembrokeshire’s Preseli Hills
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The looming copper crunch
Miners are not investing in new copper supply despite rising demand from electrification of the economy, says Cris Sholto Heaton
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Where to look for Christmas gifts for collectors
“Buy now” marketplaces are rich hunting grounds when it comes to buying Christmas gifts for collectors, says Chris Carter
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No peace dividend in Trump's Russia-Ukraine peace plan
Opinion An end to fighting in Ukraine will hurt defence shares in the short term, but the boom is likely to continue given US isolationism, says Matthew Lynn
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Will the internet break – and can we protect it?
The internet is a delicate global physical and digital network that can easily be paralysed. Why is that, and what can be done to bolster its defences?
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Why UK stocks are set to boom
Opinion Despite Labour, there is scope for UK stocks to make more gains in the years ahead, says Max King
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Autumn Budget quiz: How closely were you following Rachel Reeves’s tax-raising speech?
Quiz Rachel Reeves announced a slew of new tax hikes in the Autumn Budget, impacting almost every taxpayer in the UK. How closely were you following the fiscal event?
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Review: Morukuru Farm House, Madikwe – in search of lions
Travel Join a game drive from the chic Morukuru Farm House, which is part of Relais & Châteaux and situated in the Madikwe Game Reserve, South Africa
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When is the best time to go on holiday?
Planning to go on holiday this winter? We explore the best value-for-money dates to travel so you can make the most of your getaway
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Rachel Reeves’s Autumn Budget: what was announced?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a slew of tax hikes and new measures in her second Autumn Budget. We look at what she said, and how it will affect you.
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Invesco Bond Income Plus Limited: Income you can set your clock by
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Discover how Invesco Bond Income Plus uses active bond investing to support long-term income goals. Join MoneyWeek’s Kalpana Fitzpatrick & Invesco’s Rhys Davies live
