Money is an essential life skill, yet most of us left school with no financial knowledge at all.
Unfortunately, the next generation is likely to also leave school with very little understanding of managing money, investing, or how to look after their overall financial health.
So, starting next month, every Sunday, the MoneyWeek team will bring you a dedicated newsletter – the MoneyWeek Money Masterclass – to help you learn about how money works, explanations of the key terms in finance to help you save more, spend smarter and start investing to grow long-term wealth.
Subscribe to MoneyWeek
Subscribe to MoneyWeek today and get your first six magazine issues absolutely FREE
Sign up to Money Morning
Don't miss the latest investment and personal finances news, market analysis, plus money-saving tips with our free twice-daily newsletter
Don't miss the latest investment and personal finances news, market analysis, plus money-saving tips with our free twice-daily newsletter
Whether it is the importance of knowing why you should protect your credit score, what ETFs are, what a gilt is, or you just want to know more about pensions – we will bring you the answers to help you learn and be smarter with your finances.
Written by a team of award-winning financial journalists and money experts, we’ll bring financial education to your inbox every week – jargon-free.
Whether you want to learn yourself, know someone who wants to boost their finance knowledge or you have children who could do with financial education – sign up now at moneyweek.com/sign-up-to-money-morning.
-
Rightmove: UK asking prices hit record high but Britain enters buyer’s marketHigher property taxes are stifling the typically-busy spring selling season and buyers are benefiting from more choice, meaning sellers must price their homes more competitively
-
Inheritance tax reforms: government urged to rethink curbs on rural reliefsMPs want the government to delay changes to inheritance rax reliefs for farmers
-
Halifax: House price slump continues as prices slide for the sixth consecutive monthUK house prices fell again in September as buyers returned, but the slowdown was not as fast as anticipated, latest Halifax data shows. Where are house prices falling the most?
-
Rents hit a record high - but is the opportunity for buy-to-let investors still strong?UK rent prices have hit a record high with the average hitting over £1,200 a month says Rightmove. Are there still opportunities in buy-to-let?
-
Pension savers turn to gold investmentsInvestors are racing to buy gold to protect their pensions from a stock market correction and high inflation, experts say
-
Where to find the best returns from student accommodationStudent accommodation can be a lucrative investment if you know where to look.
-
The world’s best bargain stocksSearching for bargain stocks with Alec Cutler of the Orbis Global Balanced Fund, who tells Andrew Van Sickle which sectors are being overlooked.
-
Revealed: the cheapest cities to own a home in BritainNew research reveals the cheapest cities to own a home, taking account of mortgage payments, utility bills and council tax
-
UK recession: How to protect your portfolioAs the UK recession is confirmed, we look at ways to protect your wealth.
-
Buy-to-let returns fall 59% amid higher mortgage ratesBuy-to-let returns are slumping as the cost of borrowing spirals.
