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Spring Statement: what could Rachel Reeves say about pensions?
The chancellor will deliver her Spring Statement on 26 March. We look at whether there will be any announcements on pensions that could affect savers or retirees
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8 of the best properties for sale for around £2 million
The best properties for sale for around £2 million – from a former coach house in Richmond, London, to a substantial Georgian property with a gazebo by a lake in Banbury, Oxfordshire
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Review: Trasierra – a yoga retreat in the Spanish hills
Flora Connell joins a yoga retreat at Trasierra, in the Sierra Morena mountains north of Seville
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16 March 1872: Wanderers win the first FA Cup final
Features On this day in 1872 Wanderers FC beat the Royal Engineers 1-0 at the Kennington Oval to win the first ever contesting of the Football Association Challenge Cup.
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ISA investments by age: should I invest more in my stocks and shares ISA?
Stocks and shares ISAs are a great way to grow long-term wealth, but are they overlooked compared to cash savings? We look at the average ISA investment by age and if you should have more.
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Barbados – escape to the Caribbean
MoneyWeek Travel Leave the chill behind and head to Barbados for year-round sunshine, says Merryn Somerset Webb
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How Corpay is cashing in on expenses
Financial technology company Corpay has found a profitable niche managing corporate payments
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Are UK Reits the most unloved asset?
Recent updates from UK Reits are looking more positive, but the market remains entirely unimpressed
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Where to invest as interest rates fall
We highlight four areas investors could consider as interest rates continue to fall. Should you be bullish or defensive?
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Return to the office: is working from home coming to an end?
More and more employers want their staff to return to the office. Is it a good idea?
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Cash in on the growth prospects of Europe's companies
Opinion Marcel Stötzel, co-portfolio manager of the Fidelity European Trust, selects three stocks
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Is the AI boom another dotcom bubble?
25 years on from the dotcom bubble bursting, is it time for investors to consider the sustainability of the AI boom in the stock market?
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What is the S&P 500?
The S&P 500 is one of the world’s most popular stock market indices and has almost tripled in value over the last decade. But what is the S&P 500, and which companies does it contain?
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Europe prepares to stand alone as Trump turns on Ukraine
Support for old military alliances is wavering in the US under Donald Trump. Europe’s leaders are rushing to fill the void. Simon Wilson reports
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8 of the best houses for sale with annexes
The best houses with annexes – from a period property in the Lake District to a 13th-century house with a two-bedroom annexe in Saltwood, Kent
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Which is the best American Express credit card?
If you want to earn rewards on your spending with an American Express credit card, what’s the best option for you? We look at the different Amex cards on the market.
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Women’s financial freedom: How money has changed in 50 years
Just 50 years ago, women couldn’t apply for a bank account or get a mortgage without a man. This International Women’s Day, we look at the financial freedoms that have changed women’s lives throughout the years, and what more needs to be done.
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Why now is the time to look again at private equity
Listed private equity investment trusts have faced multiple challenges despite a history of strong long term performance. But with the macroeconomic outlook now improving and individual funds such as HVPE taking decisive action, the sector may have reached a turning point
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ISA guide: everything you need to know for the 2024/25 tax year
In our ISA guide, we explain everything you need to know about ISAs: how they work, how much you can pay in, what investments you can hold, and how to transfer one.
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MoneyWeek exclusive: The power of private markets
Interview Helen Steers, co-manager of the Pantheon International investment trust, tells MoneyWeek about the vast array of compelling opportunities in private equity
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Vertex Pharmaceuticals is a rare opportunity in rare diseases
Vertex Pharmaceuticals operates in a profitable subsector and is poised for further success
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8 March 1817: the New York Stock Exchange is formed
Features On this day in 1817, a group of brokers moved out of a New York coffee house to form what would become the biggest stock exchange in the world.
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Can European stock markets continue their rally?
With European stock markets on the rise as US stocks fall, is now the time to invest in European shares?
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Could your old Star Wars toys make you millions?
Star Wars fans could get out of this world returns as vintage toys experience a resurgence
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What is an offset mortgage and should you consider one?
Offset mortgages are a good way to put your money to work. We explain what they are and if they might work for you.
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Would capping cash ISAs help close the gender investment gap?
Opinion If cash ISAs are capped, will more women will start investing? Kalpana Fitzpatrick looks at why women don't invest as much as men and what could help them start
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Global investors overlook these top tips in emerging markets
Opinion Chris Tennant, co-portfolio manager of Fidelity Emerging Markets, picks three attractive companies in emerging markets
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Kirill Dmitriev: Putin’s emissary to Trumpworld
Profile Kirill Dmitriev is a product of America’s finest institutions and has emerged as the Russian president’s point man in negotiations with Donald Trump
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Defence stocks rise as Starmer says UK is at a “crossroads in history” on national security
Defence stocks are rising after European leaders met on Sunday to discuss their support for Ukraine. It followed Zelenskyy and Trump’s disastrous White House meeting. Should you invest in defence?
