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Deliveroo’s shares jump amid takeover talks
The British delivery company was the subject of merger interest last month - is it worth buying?
By Chris Newlands Published
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Revealed: the best and worst energy suppliers for customer service
Which energy firms are the best and worst for customer service? Citizens Advice has ranked them and reveals that customer service ratings across the industry are among “lowest ever”
By Ruth Emery Published
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BT shares hit a one-year high
BT shares are at a one-year high after billionaire Carlos Slim bought a 3% stake in the company
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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Alliance Trust and Witan merge in blockbuster deal - but what does it mean for investors?
The two investment trusts come together after a wave of consolidation in the sector
By Chris Newlands Published
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Quarter of adults ‘never expect to retire’ - are you saving enough for your pension?
A study from insurer Phoenix Group has found that one in four adults expect to keep working into their retirement.
By Chris Newlands Published
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How low EPC ratings can add thousands to your energy bill
News Analysis by Rightmove shows the difference a top energy performance certificate rating can make to your gas and electricity bills.
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Cruise control: Saga's travel arm has ‘exceptional’ start to year
/investments/stocks-and-shares/saga-cruises-exceptional-start The over-50s specialist says revenue from cruises is 14% higher. Is it time to buy?
By Chris Newlands Published
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Nvidia shares lose 16% – technical blip or cause for concern?
Nvidia’s stock has experienced a sharp sell-off in recent days. Is the chipmaker overvalued?
By Katie Williams Published
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Half of pension savers have 'no idea' they are being charged fees
News Research shows 50% of Brits are unaware that they are paying fees on their pension pots
By Chris Newlands Published
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How will the general election impact renters and buy-to-let landlords?
Housing is in focus this election season. How will renters and buy-to-let landlords be impacted by each party’s policies?
By Katie Williams Published
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FCA keeps watch on trading apps over gamification concerns
The UK financial regulator says push notifications and prize draws encouraging riskier trading
By Chris Newlands Published
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Car insurance: stripped back coverage confusing drivers, consumer group warns
Fairer Finance believes insurers' desire to stay at the top of price comparison tables is eroding trust. Is your car insurance cover adequate?
By Chris Newlands Published
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Inheritance tax receipts continue to surge, now 17% higher
Inheritance tax receipts are on track for another record high, as they start the new tax year 17% higher than the same period a year ago. Can you cut your bill and give less to the taxman?
By Katie Williams Published
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UK drinks maker Britvic rejects second takeover bid from Carlsberg
Danish brewer Carlsberg makes a £3.1bn offer for the Robinsons owner - but what does it mean for investors?
By Chris Newlands Published
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Almost 2.5 million retirees will pay tax on state pension despite triple lock plus policy, says Steve Webb
The former pensions minister argues that the Conservatives’ claim that pensioners will never pay income tax on their state pension is incorrect. We look at the figures.
By Ruth Emery Published
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Bank of England holds interest rates at 5.25% again
Interest rates have been frozen at 5.25% for seven meetings in a row. Here is what it means for your money. Plus, when will interest rates finally be cut?
By Ruth Emery Published
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SNP manifesto 2024: what money policies did John Swinney announce?
The SNP manifesto has been launched in Scotland, and makes several key commitments, including a pledge to end austerity and a commitment to rejoin the EU.
By Henry Sandercock Published
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Nvidia dethrones Microsoft to become world’s most valuable company - should you invest?
The chipmaker’s share price continues to soar, leaving all in its wake. What is behind Nvidia’s rise?
By Chris Newlands Published
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ONS House Prices Index: property market ‘resilient’ despite high mortgage rates
News The latest HPI from the Office for National Statistics showed house prices remained stable month-on-month, although some parts of the UK saw a big drop in value.
By Henry Sandercock Published
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Conservatives predict state pension will hit £13,200 by 2029
The UK state pension will reach £13,200 by the end of the next parliament, thanks to the triple lock, according to the Tories. We look at how inflation will affect the forecasts.
By Ruth Emery Published
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Mexico election 2024: first female president elected
Claudia Sheinbaum will become Mexico’s first female president. But what will her win mean for the country?
By Alex Rankine Published
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India election 2024: Modi loses majority
The India election results are in and Modi suffered a big political setback. What does the future hold for the country?
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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Inflation back to Bank of England target – what does it mean for you?
The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) slowed again in May, hitting the Bank of England’s inflation target for the first time in almost three years. When will interest rates go down?
By Katie Williams Published
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US technology firm AOTI chooses UK instead of US for record Aim listing
News The health technology brand raised £35.1 million on the Alternative Investment Market in a boost for London’s listing credentials
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Pension warning: almost 30% of people have no idea of their retirement needs
News Research from Scottish Widows points to a ticking time bomb when it comes to UK pensions
By Chris Newlands Published
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Energy performance certificates ‘riddled with inaccuracies,’ homeowners warned
News EPC errors could be harming a home’s energy rating and costing homeowners, consumer watchdog Which? has found
By Marc Shoffman Published
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Whitbread shares jump but protests planned over Premier Inn job cuts. Should you invest?
Whitbread – the hotel and pub company - says trading has improved, particularly in Germany, but is now a good time to buy?
By Chris Newlands Published
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Magnificent Seven stocks: how much of your pension is invested in top tech shares?
The ‘Magnificent Seven’ is made up of market-leading companies, such as Amazon, Nvidia and Tesla. Recent research shows these firms now play a big part in our pension pots.
By Henry Sandercock Last updated
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Finfluencer crackdown: Love Island and Towie stars charged for promoting unauthorised trading schemes
News FCA charges a string of 'finfluencers' following an investigation into unauthorised trading scheme. We reveal the financial influencers who you should not take money advice from
By Marc Shoffman Last updated