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BT stocks bounce back – but is it short-lived?
Telecoms giant BT has turned a corner, but that just makes it all the more attractive to circling buyers
By Matthew Lynn Published
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Walmart shares hit an all-time high
Walmart shares have rocketed since it released its quarterly earnings report. Will they continue on an upward trajectory?
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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Should you invest in art collectables?
If you want to invest in art collectables, buy the work of fledgling artists before their careers take off, says Sarah Ryan of New Blood Art
By Sarah Ryan Published
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Top 10 most expensive coastal locations in the UK
We reveal the most expensive coastal locations in the UK to own a home – should you buy?
By Oojal Dhanjal Published
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The 10 cheapest countries to visit
Features Looking for the perfect getaway without compromising on quality? Here are the 10 cheapest countries to visit where your money will stretch the furthest
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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UK universities at risk as international student numbers fall
UK universities risk going bust as international student numbers fall due to immigration restrictions. Is the education sector in trouble?
By Simon Wilson Published
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Why now is a good time to invest in European markets
European markets are seeing a resurgence among global investors amid cooling inflation and profitable 'Granolas'
By Alex Rankine Published
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When can we expect a UK Shein IPO? Likely London Stock Exchange listing date
Explainer A Shein IPO is expected to be the UK listing event of the year. Here’s when the online fashion retailer could come to London.
By Henry Sandercock Last updated
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What could the general election mean for UK equities?
General election polls suggest Rishi Sunak should be worried about his future. But do you need to worry about your portfolio?
By Katie Williams Published
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Should you invest in Tesla?
The past 12 months have been tough for the e-vehicle manufacturer. Should you buy, sell or hold onto your Tesla stock?
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Is a Conservative or Labour government better for the stock market?
Feature The policies of the new government after the general election could have a big impact on the stock market. Here is how the FTSE 350 has fared under previous prime ministers.
By Marc Shoffman Published
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How higher energy performance certificate ratings boost house prices
Feature More energy efficient homes can reduce your bills but what difference does it make to house prices?
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Working households exposed to higher inflation than retirees – is the triple lock justified?
High inflation has thrown the triple lock into focus in recent years, with critics calling the measure unfair and expensive. Are they right?
By Katie Williams Published
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How to know when it is time to sack your fund manager
Feature UK fund manager veteran Nick Train has apologised for the 'poor performance' of his Finsbury Growth & Income Trust. Here is how to check if his and other struggling portfolios get back on track?
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Alternatives to the state pension triple lock
Is the state pension triple lock on borrowed time? We look at the alternatives.
By Katie Williams Published
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Will a general election delay interest rate cuts in the UK?
Many had been expecting a summer rate cut and an Autumn general election. Has Rishi Sunak scuppered one by bringing forward the other?
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Can you afford to retire in 2024?
Feature From interest rates to inflation and the economic climate, there are plenty of factors to consider if you plan to retire this year – here is how to prepare
By Marc Shoffman Last updated
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Are the Conservatives really responsible for lower inflation?
The Conservatives are saying they have turned the economy around. But how much control do politicians really have over economic data?
By Katie Williams Published
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Which house price index is the best?
Features There are at least five indices measuring house prices. But which house price index is the best?
By Nicole García Mérida Last updated
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What living longer means for your money
Living longer can complicate your finances, but there are ways to navigate those risks, says Merryn Somerset Webb
By Merryn Somerset Webb Published
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What is inheritance tax (IHT)?
What is inheritance tax (IHT) and why are more families falling into the tax trap? What is IHT and who has to pay it?
By Harriet Meyer Published
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Are collectable cars from the 1980s making a comeback?
Collectable cars from the 1980s are starting to overtake models from earlier decades.
By Chris Carter Published
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Business angels and new businesses: a match made in heaven?
Business angels can be a crucial resource for fledgling firms, helping them survive and thrive. For investors, the risks are high, but the rewards can be spectacular, says David Prosser
By David Prosser Published
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What does a general election mean for the state pension triple lock?
The future of the state pension is a big issue for many voters. What have the political parties said about the triple lock so far, and will we see it included in any of the manifestos?
By Ruth Emery Published
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Revealed: MoneyWeek Readers' Choice Awards Winners - 2024
MoneyWeek Awards The MoneyWeek Readers' Choice Awards celebrate the products and services that help you make, keep and spend your money. We reveal this year's winners
By MoneyWeek Published
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Review: Six Senses Vana – a retreat for body and soul
MoneyWeek Travel Flora Connell finds rest and spiritual rejuvenation at Six Senses Vana in India
By Flora Connell Published
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Asian smaller companies: the power behind the throne
Small caps are a vital part of the Asian growth story and inextricably linked to many long-term global trends. Their appealing growth characteristics and resilient business models are under-estimated by investors, in our view. Allocations to Asia by international investors are at their lowest level in a decade.
By MoneyWeek Published
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Should you invest in the US stock market – and will Big Tech crash?
The US stock market has offered remarkable growth opportunities in recent years, with Big Tech leading the charge. Can the bull market continue?
By Katie Williams Published
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Market timing
Glossary Market timing refers to any strategy that involves trying to predict future price movements and shifting between different investments to take advantage of them.
By MoneyWeek Last updated