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Is investing in AIM still worth it after IHT clampdown?
HMRC expects to rake in £110 million a year from upcoming inheritance tax changes on AIM shares. The tax relief will be cut from April 2026, meaning you could find yourself paying 20% in inheritance tax.
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Out of America's shadow: Why Trump's tariff chaos may be good for non-US stocks
Opinion Upending global investment and trade could benefit other countries at the expense of the US market, says Cris Sholto Heaton
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Gold price nears $3,500 – can it break $4,000?
With geopolitical uncertainty increasing in the wake of Donald Trump’s tariffs, gold prices have risen as investors seek safe havens
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10 ways to cut your capital gains tax bill
Higher capital gains tax rates now have to be factored into our annual financial planning – but these 10 steps could help you cut your bill
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LendInvest: a promising fintech firm going cheap
Opinion LendInvest has made some mistakes in the past, but it’s now primed for growth, says Rupert Hargreaves
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Tesco braces for supermarket price war with rival Asda
Tesco, Britain’s biggest grocer, has opted to cut its prices more quickly to prevent Asda grabbing market share
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Can you use your property to avoid inheritance tax? What you need to consider
Your property is likely to be your highest value asset which is why more homeowners may look to the capital locked up in their bricks and mortar to help them avoid inheritance tax (IHT)
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Should you invest in chocolate stocks this Easter?
High cocoa prices and Trump’s tariffs could leave a bitter taste in the mouth of chocolate companies this Easter. Should you give chocolate stocks a swerve – or are they a good consumer staple for your portfolio?
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BP's 'long, painful decline' – and why next year could be even tougher
Opinion Long-suffering shareholders in oil giant BP have been pushing for change. It won’t come soon enough, says Matthew Lynn
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