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The world’s greatest investors: Harry Nimmo
Features Harry Nimmo focuses on smaller companies, using a bag of valuation tools, called "the Matrix".
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A magical mystery tour of Brexit Britain
Features American tourists to Britain can wallow in Brexit ambience with a visit to the capital.
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Avoid this long-term fix
Features Looking your money away for seven years won't give you the best return on our cash, says Ruth Jackson.
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Money makers: Making bionic hands cheaper
Tips An interview with robotics engineer Joel Gibbard inspired journalist Samantha Payne to help make bionic hands better for less.
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The Eurocrat striking fear into corporate America
Features Margrethe Vestager, the EU Commissioner for Competition, is determined to make America's tech giants play by the European rule book.
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Initial coin offerings: a risky ride into the Wild West of finance
Features Companies can now raise funds by issuing their own digital currencies. Ben Judge explains how initial coin offerings work.
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Steer clear of this untested Reit
Features Some entrepreneurs see the imbalance of supply and demand in housing as an opportunity. But investors should be cautious, says Max King.
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Share tips of the week
Features MoneyWeek’s comprehensive guide to this week’s share tips from the rest of the UK’s financial press.
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A beautifully made and seriously inexpensive cab sauv
Features This Yalumba is a great wine and it is a fantastic time to buy a case, says Matthew Jukes.
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Don’t chase the value trend
Tutorials Trend-chasing value investors are setting themselves up for losses. John Stepek explains why.
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Book of the week: A portrait of a cynical politician
Features Book review: Shattered: Inside Hillary Clinton’s Doomed CampaignA damning account of Hillary Clinton's failed presidential campaign.
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BMW 5 Series Touring: the perfect family estate
Features The BMW 5 Series Touring is a car that is spacious, classy and refined.
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Investing in your child’s education
Features The cost of a university education is soaring and parents often foot the bill. It’s important to begin planning for this as early as possible, says Emma Lunn.
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Short-changed by the state
Features Many retirees are in for a rude shock when it comes to qualifying for the new state pension headline rate, says David Prosser.
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Would you rather “buy the dip”? Or buy cheap stocks?
Features Investors are buying US stocks “on the dip” – but they’re still expensive. However, there is another market where you can still buy cheap stocks, says John Stepek – Japan.
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Properties with water features
Features From a Grade II-listed watermill on the Black Bourn River in Suffolk to a manor with formal gardens designed by Gertrude Jekyll in Surrey.
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How engagement can boost returns
Features Many fund managers don't believe in meeting the management of the firms they invest in, says Sarah Moore. Others, however, take the opposite approach.
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Yanis Varoufakis' side of the story
Features Book review: Adults in the RoomThe former Greek finance minister's blow-by-blow account is a fascinating must-read.
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Invest with rich families
Opinion Each week, a professional investor tells us where he’d put his money. This week: Joe Bauernfreund, British Empire Trust.
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A nervy start for Snap
Features The tech sensation’s shares plunged after its first earnings report. Are investors right to worry? Ben Judge reports.
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If only you’d invested in: NMC Health
Features The shares in NMC Health, the largest private healthcare provider in the UAE, have risen 800% since listing.
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This week in MoneyWeek: Macron leads the fight back in Europe
Features In MoneyWeek magazine this week: Europe’s new dawn; a new wildly popular way of raising finance; and why you should start saving for your kids’ education.
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How to fix the housing crisis
Features The real scandal isn't so much the lack of houses, says David C Stevenson. It's the state subsidies paid to landlords.
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Nick Train: the value in Unilever
Features Quality growth companies are still cheap relative to history, thinks fund manager Nick Train.
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Four of Spain’s best tapas bars
Features Chris Carter looks at the regional variations of tapas to be enjoyed glass in hand around Spain.
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A new lease of life for the eurozone
Features New French president Emmanuel Macron aims to kickstart his country's half of the eurozone economic engine.
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Betting on politics: Labour inches higher
Features In recent polls, Labour has climbed higher, says Matthew Partridge. The betting markets, however, remain unimpressed.
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Will the Republicans turn on Trump?
Features Donald Trump's sacking of FBI chief James Comey has attracted suspicion over his dealings with the Russians.
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Virus attack is a wake-up call for business
Features Microsoft tries to duck the blame over the Wannacry ransomware that has infected over 200,000 computers worldwide.
