Features

We interviewed four female fund managers on where they’re seeing investment opportunities in today’s market. These are the trends they’re watching this International Women’s Day, and beyond.

By Katie Williams Published 8 March 24

In the year ahead, Asia’s other stories may start to get more attention from investors, even if China’s trajectory remains difficult to predict

By MoneyWeek Published 7 March 24

An expert financial planner can help advise you how best to invest for the future, so you can continue to focus on what matters most for you in life.

By MoneyWeek Published 6 March 24

Analysis This year’s Spring Budget will take place on Wednesday, 6 March. But what is a government Budget, and what time will it be announced?

By Katie Williams Last updated 5 March 24

Feature The chancellor will unveil his Spring Budget tomorrow. We look at what could be in the red box, from a cut to National Insurance to 99% mortgages.

By Marc Shoffman Last updated 5 March 24

A current account can teach your child some valuable financial lessons. But which banks offer one and are they any good?

By Katie Williams Published 4 March 24

Analysis Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures show UK GDP growth has gone into reverse. But what does a recession mean?

By Henry Sandercock Last updated 1 March 24

Feature Investors have an extra day to put their money to work on the stock markets in 2024 – we reveal if leap years can give your portfolio a bounce

By Marc Shoffman Published 29 February 24

All five major UK banks released their annual results in February, reporting profit increases. But the sector has long been unloved by investors. Are UK banking stocks hidden gems, or better avoided?

By Katie Williams Last updated 29 February 24

By MoneyWeek Published 28 February 24

Feature Rising stock markets contributed to an increase in ultra-high net worth individuals last year. We explain how the wealthy boosted their portfolios in 2023

By Marc Shoffman Published 28 February 24

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is expected to announce some tax cuts in the Spring Budget. But analysts warn they may come at a price for the UK

By Henry Sandercock Published 28 February 24

Feature Buy-to-let may be losing its shine but there are other ways to invest in the property market

By Marc Shoffman Published 27 February 24

Many savers baulk at the idea of paying for investment advice and financial planning, but research shows this money is often well spent in the long run

By MoneyWeek Published 27 February 24

Analysis Fans of the devil’s metal have faced frustration. But that may be about to change.

By David J. Stevenson Last updated 24 February 24

Here's what you need to know about VOIP (voice over IP) services before landlines go digital in 2025.

By David Prosser Published 24 February 24

M&S has exceeded expectations in the past few years, but can it keep up the momentum?

By Rupert Hargreaves Published 24 February 24

Like the US, China too got fat on fake money. Now, China's doom is not far away.

By Bill Bonner Published 23 February 24

Profile Dozy Mmobuosi was a big-hitter with a fintech empire when he stepped in to rescue a failing Yorkshire football club. But he was not quite the saviour he seemed.

By Jane Lewis Published 23 February 24

Investing in these promising medical developments might see you embark on the trip of a lifetime.

By Bruce Packard Published 23 February 24

Check the small print from your pension provider or risk losing thousands.

By Merryn Somerset Webb Published 23 February 24

With fewer of us sending letters and parcels, the Royal Mail is finding dealing with the nation’s post is an increasingly unprofitable and costly business.

By Simon Wilson Published 23 February 24

MoneyWeek Travel Ozen Life Maadhoo and Ozen Reserve Bolifushi, where luxury meets nature, are almost too good to be true, says Nicole García Mérida.

By Nicole García Mérida Published 23 February 24

MoneyWeek Travel Merryn Somerset Webb explores the South Asian country’s ruins, jungle and fabulous food.

By Merryn Somerset Webb Published 23 February 24

MoneyWeek Travel Chris Carter flies with Flexjet, a provider of fractional ownership of private jets, to St Moritz in Switzerland for the Snow Polo World Cup.

By Chris Carter Published 23 February 24

Chipmaker Nvidia is riding the AI wave, and has overtaken Alphabet and Amazon in terms of market capitalisation. Have new investors missed the boat, or will the share price soar higher?

By Ruth Emery Last updated 22 February 24

Feature Research suggests younger savers need to put more into their pension to account for inflation and housing costs ahead of retirement. We explain how to build a £1 million pension pot

By Marc Shoffman Published 21 February 24