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From old clocks to vintage dolls worth thousands – are you sitting on a fortune in your attic?
Many of us are guilty of hoarding things in the loft, but, from coins and vintage jewellery to war memorabilia, your attic could hold items worth thousands of pounds. We look at how much they could sell for
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RICS: Housing market subdued in May but outlook brightens as sales stabilise
The property market lost momentum after April’s stamp duty hike, but sentiment is improving
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The most underrated places to buy a home in the UK
House prices tend to be sky-high in some of the most desirable parts of the UK. We look at ten underrated areas which boast great amenities without an outsized price tag.
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Time to remortgage? Everything you need to know to get the best deal
A mortgage is likely to be your biggest monthly expense, which makes securing the best rate and terms crucial when it’s time to remortgage
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Resilient and profitable performers will excel in the era of deglobalisation
Opinion James Harries, co-manager, STS Global Income & Growth Trust, selects his favourite stocks as he shares where he'd put his money
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The costly myth of “sell in May”
Opinion May 2025's strong returns for US stocks have once again shown that putting too much weight on seasonal patterns will only make investors poorer, says Max King
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Neil Woodford launches investment service with fees of up to £67 a month
W4.0 is an “information and investment strategy research platform” that gives direct access to former star fund manager Neil Woodford’s stockpicking strategies. How will it work exactly?
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Rents rise at slowest pace for four years – is buy-to-let still worth it?
Slowing rental growth and higher property taxes are creating a headache for landlords. Does buy-to-let still offer a good yield?
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Should you bag a bargain with a half-price investment trust?
Twenty-six investment trusts look cheap by historic standards, with some trading at a discount of more than 50%. Are they a bargain or value trap?
