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Pension allowances: tax thresholds and how they work
Saving for retirement? We reveal the pension allowances you need to know about
By Holly Thomas Published
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8 of the best houses for sale for around £500,000
Some of the best houses for sale for around £500,000 – from a 19th-century stone farm cottage in North Yorkshire and a two-bedroom apartment in Edinburgh’s New Town to a converted Methodist chapel in Norfolk
By Natasha Langan Published
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What will the unravelling of US-China trade mean for the economy?
What will a US-China decoupling mean for the global economy?
By Simon Wilson Published
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Homeowning pensioners splurge early in retirement
Pensioners who own their own home are front-loading their retirement spending, before spending less in later life. How much will you need?
By Katie Williams Published
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'Technology will determine tomorrow’s top stocks in emerging markets'
Opinion John Citron, investment manager of the JPMorgan Emerging Markets Investment Trust, tells us where he’d put his money
By John Citron Published
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Review: Buckland Manor – a quiet stay in the Cotswolds
Travel Buckland Manor is a true gem in the Cotswolds, hidden away from the crowds, says Matthew Partridge
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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Two ways to tap into monopoly profits from airports
Most investors can’t get their hands on airports. Here are two ways you can
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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The fastest and slowest places to sell a home – where does your area rank?
Average time on the property market before selling a home can vary from 19 days to 62 days, depending on location.
By Laura Miller Published
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Should you fix your mortgage or opt for a variable rate?
With speculation rife the Bank of England is set to continue cutting rates in May and throughout 2025, homeowners remortgaging this year must choose between the stability of a fixed mortgage or the chance to benefit from future rate cuts on a variable rate deal.
By Samantha Partington Last updated
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What is the pensions dashboard?
Touted as a game-changer in how we manage our savings, the pensions dashboard initiative has been plagued by delays. So, what is it and when will it launch?
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Should I use a workplace pension or a SIPP?
Choosing the right home for your retirement savings is crucial – it could leave you thousands of pounds better off. We explain the differences between a SIPP and workplace pension
By Holly Thomas Last updated
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Missed the tax return deadline? Contact HMRC now to avoid £10 a day fines
Still haven’t paid your 2023/24 tax bill? You are now three months late, meaning the taxman could start charging you £10 per day in additional penalties
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Which investments can I hold in a stocks and shares ISA – and which ones are banned?
HMRC has a list stating which investments are allowed in ISAs, but sometimes investors, and even ISA providers, get confused by the rules. Here’s what you need to know when picking your investments.
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Should you defer your state pension and stay in work?
We’re living longer, healthier lives – it could make sense to defer your state pension and continue working. We look at how it works, and the pros and cons.
By Laura Miller Last updated
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How to gift Premium Bonds
Could Premium Bonds be the gift that keeps on giving? We look at how to buy them for a child.
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Trump's first 100 days: investment winners and losers
Donald Trump triggered a rollercoaster on the stock markets during the first 100 days of his second presidency. We look at which funds, investment trusts and sectors have performed best and worst
By Ruth Emery Published
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Seven technology investment trusts to consider
Buying a technology investment trust is a great way to gain exposure to long-term growth trends, but be wary of Magnificent Seven over-concentration
By Dan McEvoy Published
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The 10 safest countries to visit
If you’re planning a holiday to far-flung parts, you might want to make sure you’re clued up on the list of safest countries to visit
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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The MoneyWeek Readers' Choice Awards 2025
MoneyWeek Awards The MoneyWeek Readers' Choice Awards celebrate the products and services that help you make, keep and spend your money. Find out more about this year's awards.
By MoneyWeek Last updated
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Flex first, fix later: a hybrid retirement strategy to consider
You needn’t choose between income drawdown and an annuity in retirement. What is a “flex first, fix later” approach?
By David Prosser Published
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Three British mid-caps that could make 'attractive' investments
Opinion Charles Luke, manager of the Murray Income Trust, highlights three UK-listed mid-cap companies, as he tells us where he'd put his money
By Charles Luke Published
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Lorne Michaels: the ringmaster at Saturday Night Live
Lorne Michaels created Saturday Night Live, a cultural phenomenon that launched the careers of countless stars in America.
By Jane Lewis Published
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Investing in the future of European defence
Investors could benefit from exposure to European defence businesses as the continent prepares to ramp up its spending in the defence sector
By MoneyWeek Published
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Millions hitting retirement with just £3,650 a year – here’s how much you really need
Millions of Britons face retiring with far less private pension income than they will need in retirement. We explain how much you need to retire
By Laura Miller Published
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How long does a stock market recovery take?
Donald Trump’s tariffs sent markets into a spin earlier this month, but some of the losses have already been regained. How long does a stock market recovery take?
By Katie Williams Published
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The UK areas with the highest and lowest council tax burden
London residents are less impacted by council tax compared to other parts of the UK, new data shows
By Laura Miller Published
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How investors could profit from Ramsden Holdings' four-part growth strategy
Ramsdens Holdings offers a diversified set of financial and retail services and a juicy yield, says Dr Michael Tubbs
By Dr Mike Tubbs Published
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How to invest in the booming insurance market
The insurance sector is experiencing rapid growth after years of stagnation. Smart investors should buy in now, says Rupert Hargreaves
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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Why the 'Great Rotation' away from US assets will boost Britain
Opinion Disenchanted investors have only just begun to withdraw capital from America, says Jeremy McKeown.
By Jeremy McKeown Published