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Six ways to boost your pension as over half of millennials “rarely think” about retirement savings
Those aged 29-44 are the most in-the-dark generation when it comes to pensions – but rising costs and longer lifespans could put them at particular risk
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Nationwide £100 bonus payment and eligibility criteria date confirmed
Nationwide has offered a £100 Fairer Share bonus to eligible customers for two years in a row and it expects to make it again this year. The building society will announce its decision tomorrow, but who will get the payment?
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Why now is the right time to invest in biotech
The biotech sector holds huge potential for investors, with strong growth and attractive valuations. Here's the best way to play it.
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Invest like a tortoise, not a hare to avoid market volatility
Opinion Hassan Raza, Portfolio Manager at CG Asset Management, highlights three favourite investment companies
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Should I get a financial adviser?
Getting a financial adviser could be the best investment you make, but who really needs one and do they add any value?
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Best savings rates – earn as much as 4.77%
Savings Here are the best savings rates on the market, paying up to 7.5% — despite the Bank of England cutting interest rates to their lowest level since 2023. But you may have to act soon before these top savings accounts disappear.
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Best fixed rate cash ISAs – earn up to 4.27%
We look at the best fixed-rate cash ISAs on the market right now for savers who are willing to lock their cash away for guaranteed tax-free gains
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Best regular savings accounts – get up to 7.5%
Savings The top regular savings accounts pay as much as 7.5%. If you’re looking to stash small amounts away each month, we list the accounts worth looking at
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Best easy-access savings accounts – earn up to 4.77%
Savings Easy-access savings accounts now offer inflation-busting rates, but they won't last for long. We look at the best rates in the market now
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8 of the best lakeside properties for sale
The best lakeside properties – from a house on the southeastern shore of Loch Lomond, to a 15th-century hall overlooking a lake in King’s Lynn, Norfolk
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Will gas and electricity bills fall? 2025 energy price forecast
UK energy prices are set to drop 7% from 1 July after the latest price cap announcement, reducing bills for those on a variable rate tariff. Will bills rise or fall in the Autumn?
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Investment opportunities in the world of Coca-Cola
There is far more to Coca-Cola than just one giant firm. The companies that bottle and distribute the ubiquitous soft drink are promising investments in their own right.
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Donald Trump has one last chance to avert a recession in the US
Opinion Trump's chaotic policymaking has hurt businesses’ confidence. The US president must get his act together to avoid a full-blown recession, says Matthew Lynn
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Streaming services are the new magic money tree for investors – but for how long?
Opinion Streaming services are in full bloom and laden with profits, but beware – winter is coming, warns Matthew Lynn
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What is the pension lifetime allowance – and could it be brought back?
The lifetime allowance was scrapped by the previous government, but a leaked memo from Angela Rayner’s department to the Treasury proposed bringing it back. How does the lifetime allowance work – and could it make a comeback?
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Share tips 2025: this week’s top picks
Share tips Share tips 2025: MoneyWeek’s roundup of the top picks this week – here’s what the experts think you should buy
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MoneyWeek Readers' Choice Awards Winners – 2025
The MoneyWeek Readers' Choice Awards 2025 celebrate the products and services that help you make, keep and spend your money. Here are this year's winners.
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How to invest in gold
There are a number of ways you can invest in gold – from buying the yellow metal directly to investing in a gold ETF or buying gold-mining stocks. We look at the pros and cons of each strategy
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UK growth: opportunities amid tariff turbulence
Iain McCombie, joint manager of the Baillie Gifford UK Growth Trust, explains how adaptable UK companies in growth-driving sectors can prosper over the long term despite international trade restrictions.
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What’s happening with UK house prices? Latest property market moves explained
House prices rose ahead of March's stamp duty deadline, but higher purchase costs could dampen buyer demand going forward. Will house prices rise or fall in 2025?
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These British stocks are a bargain – should you buy?
From high street favourites such as Sainsbury’s and Greggs to healthcare firms, these stocks are trading at a heavy discount
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Scottish Mortgage: why we’re turning to private companies and China for exceptional returns
When it comes to delivering growth, Scottish Mortgage will stop at no end in its hunt for exceptional long-term returns - this includes China, unicorn companies and sectors such as space exploration
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23 May 1934: Bonnie and Clyde killed in ambush
Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow became infamous in the 1930s for robbing banks. But their notoriety ultimately proved their undoing.
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21 May 1916: The first day of British Summer Time
For the first British Summer Time on this day in 1916, millions of Britons put their clocks forward an hour
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How much could you save on an electric vehicle through salary sacrifice?
Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular, but remain unaffordable for many would-be owners. Is salary sacrifice the most economical way to drive an EV?
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Labour U-turns on winter fuel allowance cuts after public backlash
The prime minister has confirmed that some cuts to winter fuel payments will be reversed, saying that more pensioners will become eligible for the benefit
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When will UK interest rates fall further? Latest Bank of England predictions
The Bank of England cut interest rates to 4.25% at its last meeting in May. How much further will the base rate fall in 2025?
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When will M&S take online orders again?
Shoppers have been unable to place orders on the M&S website for almost a month following a cyberattack, and the retail giant says its online services will continue to be disrupted into the summer. When will things get back to normal?
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CPI vs RPI inflation: what is the difference between ONS measures?
The Office for National Statistics calculates CPI, RPI and CPIH each month. What are they and what do they reveal about UK inflation?
