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MoneyWeek Issue 1283, 24 October 2025.
Here's what's in this week's issue of MoneyWeek magazine:
- How you can cash in on China’s secret gold holdings
- The best ways to invest in undervalued gold miners
- Should UK schools ban smartphones?
- There’s no such thing as a “good” bubble
- Card Factory: a stand-out small-cap stock going cheap
- Pensions versus ISAs - which is best for your retirement savings?
- 8 of the best smallholdings for sale now
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Galliford Try has firm foundations for strong growthBuilder Galliford Try has a finger in a wide range of pies, notably important work in the public sector
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Card Factory is a stand-out small-cap going cheapIn a digital world, we still value the personal touch. That’s good news for Card Factory, whose unique business model is suited to weather all economic storms
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The best bank switching offers – get up to £400The best bank switching offers currently pay up to £400 in cash. Are you eligible, and how do you switch current accounts?
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How inflation will hit your pension savingsAnalysis Many pension schemes that offer protection from price rises may not be as good as they seem.
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How solar panels could lower your energy billAnalysis Solar-panel installation firms are reporting a four-fold increase in orders this year compared with 2021. Ruth Jackson-Kirby explains how solar can help keep your energy bill down.
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What will long-term mortgages mean for the UK housing market?Analysis Kensington Mortgages is tapping into long-term fixed-rate mortgages. John Stepek breaks down what this tells us about the housing market.
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State pensioners probably aren’t going to get an 8% pay rise next yearNews The “triple-lock” could in theory mean an 8% rise in state pensions this year. But that’s not going to happen. Saloni Sardana explains what the triple lock is, and why the chancellor wants to scrap it.
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“Raise inheritance tax”, says the OECD. Governments won’t need to be told twiceNews The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development is urging its members to increase their inheritance taxes. Saloni Sardana looks at what the OECD is proposing and whether the UK should raise IHT.
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The return of the 95% mortgage – what’s available and how much they costNews With the chancellor announcing a government guarantee on 95% mortgages in his Budget, products have started hitting the market. Nicole Garcia Merida looks at what’s on offer.
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Will Britain’s first 40-year fixed-rate mortgage tempt buyers?News Online broker Habito has launched Britain’s first 40-year fixed-rate mortgage. Nicole Garcia Merida runs an eye over what’s on offer.
