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Average savings by age: How much should I have in savings?
We look at how much you should aim to have in your savings at every decade of your life, and how you can go about achieving this.
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
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Average earnings by region – how does your income compare?
There are significant regional differences when it comes to how much the average worker earns. We explore the data and reveal where in the UK average earnings are highest.
By Daniel Hilton Last updated
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The best student bank accounts
The best student bank accounts offer free railcards, interest-free overdrafts and food discounts. We round up the top deals available now
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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Top ‘tin hat’ stocks for cautious investors
Professional investors are backing so-called ‘tin hat’ stocks – companies that should do well against even the most volatile macro economic backdrop. We look at four of their favourites
By Laura Miller Published
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Trump’s tariffs are here to stay
Opinion Trump's tariffs mean American businesses and consumers will have to pick up the tab
By Bill Bonner Published
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Alex Karp: can Batman save America?
The US governing elite needs to take on the bad guys, says Alex Karp, who sees himself as the caped crusader to lead the battle
By Jane Lewis Published
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Global equities that should weather the stockmarket's storms
Opinion Alex Illingworth of Goshawk Asset Management highlights three diverse opportunities in global equities despite a turbulent landscape
By Alex Illingworth Published
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8 of the best houses for sale with dining terraces
The best houses for sale with dining terraces – from an Arts & Crafts property in Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire, to a duplex apartment in a garden square in Kensington with a decked roof terrace
By Natasha Langan Published
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FRP Advisory Group – a bargain in a booming market
FRP Advisory Group's past and future growth isn’t reflected in the company’s valuation
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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Cyber insurance is crucial to your business
The impact of a cyber attack can be devastating, so start researching now for cyber insurance
By David Prosser Published
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Philip Coggan: 'Donald Trump means business on tariffs'
Interview What could Trump's tariffs mean for the US and global economies? Philip Coggan, former columnist at the Financial Times and The Economist, explains
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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European funds: investors have 'a luxury of choice'
A series of mergers is bringing consolidation among European funds, but investors should benefit, says Max King
By Max King Published
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In defence of Donald Trump
Opinion Doom-mongers thought the world would end with the election of Donald Trump. Think again, says Max King
By Max King Published
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US stocks are more expensive than ever after Trump's tariffs
We don’t need to second-guess the effect of Trump's tariffs to think that the rest of the world offers better value
By Cris Sholto Heaton Published
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'The EU Chips Act is another epic failure of state planning'
Opinion The European Chips Act has been a complete disaster. That holds a broader lesson for governments, says Matthew Lynn
By Matthew Lynn Published
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Should you invest in Microsoft?
Microsoft is set to become the second company in the world to reach a $4 trillion valuation. Is now a good time to invest in Microsoft?
By Dan McEvoy Published
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Are these FTSE 100 pharmaceutical stocks worth a look?
Pharmaceutical stocks are some of the biggest in the FTSE 100. The sector is threatened by tariffs, but some have posted encouraging results regardless.
By Dan McEvoy Last updated
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First-time buyer mortgages that lend a hand
The first rung of the property ladder can feel like more of a leap than a step – but choosing the right mortgage can help
By MoneyWeek Published
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Best investing apps – Trading 212, MoneyBox, Plum and more
Looking for an easy-to-use app to help you start investing, keep track of your portfolio or make trades on the go? We round up the best investing apps
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Is the 4% pension rule dead? Why the 6% rule could replace it
‘Pensions are for spending’ is the new mantra now inheritance tax will apply to them from April 2027. In exclusive calculations we show how much more you can take from your pension to wind it down completely by age 90.
By Laura Miller Published
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Top UK destinations for holiday let investment in 2025
As staycations grow popular among Brits, we reveal the UK hotspots where buying a holiday let could drive attractive returns for property owners
By Oojal Dhanjal Published
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Britain’s retirement happiness hotspots: where are the best places to retire?
We look at the top areas for retirement wellbeing, taking into account housing, health, community, nature and access to amenities. Is your town on the list?
By Ruth Emery Published
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Can I inherit my partner's ISA? – little known tax break can boost your allowance by thousands
Inheriting a partner’s ISA is fairly simple and comes with special advantages if you’re married or in a civil partnership – knowing what to do with it, however, isn’t always as straightforward
By Laura Miller Published
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What is an investment trust?
Investment trusts offer individual investors access to assets they might otherwise find it difficult to invest in. We look at what an investment trust is, how they work, and their advantages and disadvantages.
By Dan McEvoy Last updated
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Record £4,500 pay rise for London nannies – what does a nanny cost where you are?
Features Hiring a nanny can be a lifeline for busy parents but the cost can weigh on the family finances. The price has just jumped all around the country, especially in London.
By Laura Miller Last updated
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How to invest by age - the one rule everyone can follow
Whether you’re a seasoned investor or new to the game, here’s the one investing rule to help determine how much you should invest according to your age
By Kalpana Fitzpatrick Published
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Should you invest in Tesla?
Tesla shares still look expensive, despite plunging 22% this year, but the robotaxi launch could see its value skyrocket. Is Tesla a good investment?
By Dan McEvoy Last updated
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Filtronic: a UK success story cashing in on the space race
Filtronic has become an all-too-rare Aim success story since it moved down to the junior market
By Bruce Packard Published
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How to use SAYE and SIP schemes to multiply your money
Employers’ savings or share-incentive plans like SAYE and SIP schemes can help top up your pension
By David Prosser Published