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Cryptocurrency round-up: PayPal taps into UK crypto market and FCA blacklists BinanceNews In a mixed week for crypto, PayPal taps into the UK market and the FCA blacklists Binance. Saloni Sardana looks at the week in crypto.
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Cryptocurrency roundup: Binance “ban” and a bitcoin ETFNews It was an eventful week for cryptocurrencies, with the FCA “banning” crypto-exchange Binance, and the launch of a bitcoin ETF. Saloni Sardana rounds up the week in crypto.
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Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest to launch bitcoin ETFNews Cathie Wood, the “star stock-picker”, bitcoin bull and founder and CEO of asset management firm ARK Invest, is hoping to launch an ETF to track the price of bitcoin. Saloni Sardana investigates.
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What the FCA’s “ban” on Binance means for cryptocurrenciesNews Binance, the world's biggest cryptocurrency exchange, has, it is reported, been "banned" by the FCA. But the truth is slightly more complicated than that, says Saloni Sardana. Here's what actually happened and what it means for crypto-investors.
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Pensions drawdown: don't take too much money out of your pension fundAdvice New evidence suggests people are depleting their pensions too quickly – and they risk running out of cash in retirement.
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How to fight the fraudsters coming for your pension pot
Advice Investment and pension scams have proliferated during lockdown. Here’s how to protect yourself.
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How investors got burned by Chilango's burrito bondsAdvice As investors in restaurant chain Chilango's burrito bonds face losing all their money, MoneyWeek’s warning to steer clear of mini-bonds proved prescient.
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Don’t be tempted to transfer out of your final salary pension schemeAdvice Switching out of final-salary schemes is very rarely a good idea, no matter how much money is on offer
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FCA proposes credit-card payment freeze and £500 overdraft for allNews The Financial Conduct Authority has said that loan and credit card repayments could be frozen for three months, while those affected financially by the virus outbreak will benefit from a £500, fee-free overdraft.
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