US stock market dominance over the UK, and pretty much everywhere else, has sliced potential returns off my pension savings in the past few years. That is because I have been leaning toward British funds and shares in recent years. However, recent market mayhem has levelled things off a little. Consider that the FTSE 100
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Retired judge Stephen Gold explains how to win disputes over botched deliveries. He outlines your rights if the wrong item shows up, or is broken, or never arrives, and more… ‘Oh, no. They’ve sent the wrong damned thing!’ ‘Blast, the bottle is smashed.’ You know that feeling of doom when opening the box with the
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Do you dream of one day sending your child off to university, but shudder at the thought of them leaving tens of thousands of pounds in debt just as they start out in life? Tuition fees for a three-year university course in England and Wales are set to rise to £28,600 this academic year. With
The gold price has recovered to around $3,000 (£2,349) after seeing wild swings since US president Donald Trump launched a trade war against the rest of the world. The value of the precious metal hit an all-time high of $3,167.71 on 3 April as global markets were upended and investors initially rushed to buy traditional
President Trump’s sweeping tariffs will have far-reaching consequences for our investments – but not all will be affected equally. All countries will face tariffs of at least 10 per cent when exporting goods to the US, but some will have more than 50 per cent. As these differences open up, picking the right countries to
I think that’s the greatest gift we can give them (Picture: Raj Gill) When I read that Joe Swash and Stacey Soloman don’t intend to give their kids any inheritance, I was surprised to say the least. Not because I think the celeb couple are wrong for keeping their £6.5 million fortune for themselves, but
The prize fund rate for Premium Bonds has been cut again 10:52, 05 Apr 2025Updated 10:52, 05 Apr 2025 The prize fund rate for Premium Bonds could increase(Image: Getty) Premium Bonds savers who have been disappointed by the prize fund rate dropping again this month may see a change in their fortunes. NS&I reduced the
Not for the last time, for sure, President Trump has sent the world into a frenzy like one of those wooden or plastic spinning tops we were given for Christmas as youngsters. Be it east or west, Europe or the UK, Trump’s imposition of tariffs on countries far and wide has caused widespread consternation and