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Why the sun hasn’t shone for SQN
Features Jon Rebak takes another look at SQN Asset Finance Income Fund to see how the fund has got on.
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Book of the week: How we got into a mess over housing
Features Book review: Big Capital: Who is London For? Anna Minton investigates the causes of the London housing crisis.
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Could Britain rejoin a much-improved EU?
Opinion The EU desperately needs wholesale reform. If it gets it, there is no reason why the UK shouldn’t join the new version at some point in the future, says Merryn Somerset Webb.
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The smug world of the Notting Hill set
Features The death of the Notting Hill set is all but assured, regardless of what happens in the election.
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A great guide to stock-picking
Features Book review: How to Pick Quality SharesAn ideal guide for both those who want to improve their investing skills, says Matthew Partridge.
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Presents for Father’s Day
Features From watches to whisky, here’s a selection of practical gift ideas for the man who already seems to have everything.
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Can Labour win the election, and what happens if it does?
Features When the election was called, everybody expected a Tory landslide. Now there’s talk of a hung parliament, or even a Labour victory. John Stepek explains what that would mean for Britain.
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Properties with moorings
Features From a Victorian house in Berkshire with deep water mooring on the River Thames to a classic villa with a private boatyard on Lake Como, Italy.
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A silky, mellow pinot gris
Features Jules’s wine is a serious creation, says Matthew Jukes, which is built with style and depth of fruit.
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Three top trips for dining on the water
Features Chris Carter boards the Bateaux Dubai for a little sight-seeing and a whole lot of dining.
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Do stock splits add up?
Features Companies with very high share prices sometimes consider stock splits. Do they make sense? John Stepek explains.
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Argentina: Pampas perils
Features Argentina's fiscal deficit and the current account deficit have soared to an unsustainable 10%.
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Will Duterte derail the Philippines?
Features The worsening security situation in the Philippines isn’t the only concern over President Rodrigo Duterte’s ability to lead one of Asia’s fastest-growing economies.
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Three tech stocks to profit from disruption
Opinion Technology renders old industries obsolete, and bring new industries into existence. Professional investor Walter Price picks three tech stocks that should thrive on this disruption.
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If you’d invested in: Morgan Sindall and Pets at Home
Features Property and infrastructure firm Morgan Sindall is trading ahead of expectation, while Pets At Home shareholders are suffering.
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Simple stress reliever that’s putting toy world in a spin
Tips Ryan Weaver looked to God for help to pay off his student debt. The answer came in the form of a spinning toy.
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Money makers: A cult herbal concoction
Tips After suffering a brain injury, amateur triathlete Joel Einhorn's herbal remedies helped him to get back on the bike – and make a buck or two.
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Check out this emerging European gem
Features The Czech Republic is roaring ahead, yet on a price-earnings ratio of nine, it’s the cheapest stockmarket in the world after Russia, says Frederic Guirinec.
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Share tips of the week
Features MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to this week’s best share tips from the rest of the UK's financial press.
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Ray Dalio: all calm at sea
Features Legendary investor Ray Dalio sees no risks in the short term. But don't get too comfortable – it may not stay that way.
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Petrofac’s woes deepen
Features Shares in the oil-services firm have plunged after an investigation into corruption took a troubling turn. Alex Rankine reports.
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How to claim for cancelled flights
Features An IT meltdown at British Airlines caused hundreds of flights to be cancelled. Emma Lunn explains how you can claim compensation.
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High-yield bonds are heading back to junk
Features Yields on high-yield bonds have fallen so far in Europe that they are lower than the dividend yield available on equities.
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Does China’s credit rating cut matter?
Features Moody’s decision to downgrade China’s credit rating is no surprise, and many believe it will have no real impact.
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This week in MoneyWeek: the seven best tech stocks to buy now
Features In MoneyWeek magazine this week: the “Magnificent Seven” tech stocks; the second-cheapest stockmarket in the world; and why Brexit could hurt UK clearing.
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Profit from the internet’s Magnificent Seven
Tutorials Amazon, Google and Facebook aren’t the only winners in ecommerce and online media – savvy investors should also buy China’s big four to maximise gains, says Rupert Foster.
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The only way for active investors to survive the passive onslaught
Tutorials Passive investing is taking business from expensive, actively managed funds. There is still a place for active investors, says John Stepek, but they will need imagination, flexibility, and humility.
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What would happen to the pound if the Tories lose the general election?
Features When the election was called, the Tories were slated to win easily. Now, things aren’t so clear. Dominic Frisby looks at what might happen to the pound should they lose.
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It looks like we’ve reached stalemate in the oil price wars
Features The oil price has refused to budge despite oil cartel Opec and Russia cutting back on production. John Stepek explains why, and looks at what that means for investors.
