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What the NS&I interest rate cut means for savers
We look at the potential impact on the savings market as NS&I announce a cut to their market leading savings rates.
21 Sep 2020 3m read
Downsizing at retirement – are pensions safer than houses?
Average house prices saw their biggest annual rise since 2016. We look at the potential pitfalls of rushing into downsizing, and why you shouldn’t assume that your property is your pension.
18 Sep 2020 4m read
Is Apple worth $2 Trillion?
Emilie Stevens, Equity Analyst, looks at whether Apple is worth the asking price.
17 Sep 2020 8m read
How technology companies make their money
We look at what drives technology stocks’ revenue. Should Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Alphabet and Microsoft really call tech their home sector?
16 Sep 2020 10m read
Autumn Budget – cuts to pension tax relief around the corner?
We look at the possibility of pension tax relief cuts in the upcoming Autumn Budget and what these changes could mean for your pension.
15 Sep 2020 4m read
Stamp Duty cuts - what you need to know
Hannah Duncan looks at the new Stamp Duty cuts, reveals which UK property hotspots could benefit the most and what you could do with your Stamp Duty savings after buying a house.
14 Sep 2020 5m read
The most popular Stocks and Shares ISA funds from August 2020
Discover the funds HL Stocks and Shares ISA investors were buying in August.
11 Sep 2020 4m read
Two funds for avoiding ‘sin’ stocks
Dominic Rowles, Investment Analyst, looks at two exclusions-based funds, explains their approaches and shares our view on their prospects.
09 Sep 2020 6m read
How many shares make a diversified portfolio?
William Ryder, Equity Analyst, digs into the theory behind diversification and looks at how many stocks investors should hold.
09 Sep 2020 m read
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Experts say that Microsoft's surprise $7.5 billion acquisition of video game giant ZeniMax shows how committed the tech titan is to renewing its image as a consumer tech company
The widely-unexpected deal bolsters Microsoft's gaming business, especially its video game subscription service Game Pass, but why would Microsoft pay so much for a video-game publisher when only a small portion of the company's revenue comes from gaming?
22 Sep 2020 3m read
BlackRock, JPMorgan climate votes at odds as new rules loom
The findings prompted the organizations to complain that BlackRock hasn't backed up its vows to prioritize climate matters earlier this year.
22 Sep 2020 3m read
Premier Inn owner Whitbread to cut 6,000 jobs amid Covid crisis
The moves comes as pubs, bars and restaurants in England face new restrictions amid fears of a second wave of coronavirus this autumn.
22 Sep 2020 1m read