Bonds blew up, but the portfolio didn't…

The end of the triple lock for pensions, plus all the other money and investing reads…

Are you looking to find the best online broker to invest in shares, funds, and other assets? Our guide covers all you need to know.

When you invest an inheritance in a pension, you greatly increase the value of the legacy and help secure your later years.

Pablo of the FIRE Exit blog reached very early retirement despite traveling the world on bike and discovering investing late.

Money and memories might seem to go together like fish and computer chips. But money is power, and if you can only spend (discharge) it once

Who will pay our debts? Plus all the week's best money and investing reads…

Paying off your mortgage with your pension can be a highly tax-efficient strategy, but it's not without risks.

Walking in retirement doesn't fit the stereotype of jetting to Machu Pichu or blowing the kids inheritance, but the rhythm is appropriate.

The new buy-to-let rules make it harder than ever to generate a decent return as a landlord. There are easier investments out there.

I(SA) robot, plus the week's best money and investing reads…

Buying good investment trusts on a discount for income can lock in a higher yield for the long-term, boosting your return.

How much should you have in your emergency fund, how should you use it, and where should you keep it safely tucked away?

What caught my eye this week. This week saw Rotork and Gooch and Housego fall… Weekend Reading – featuring the week’s best money and investing articles from around the web – can be read by any logged-...

Car ownership costs quickly add up, especially when you take depreciation into account. Could you make lifestyle changes to soften the bill?

Index trackers are a kind of fund that seeks to replicate the performance of a benchmark index. They tend to beat active funds over time.

Gen Z fears the won't see the state pension by the time they're due to claim it. Who can blame them, given the world they see?

Given the boom, it's no surprise AI and world trackers are now joined at the hip. But is huge AI exposure the way to invest for retirement?

Your investments on regulated platforms should be protected by various rules and best practices, but what happens with fraud or incompetence?

The thresholds for the personal allowance and income tax brackets determine how much of your pay you actually get to take home after tax.

The 60/40 is a simple solution for asset allocation – but it may be too simple given the wide range of conditions investors could face.

Misleading returns can give us the wrong idea about the long-term performance of an asset class, and its role in your portfolio.

To become a billionaire you just need to invest in the best stock market without paying fees, taxes, or for coffee, and then live to 100 and

The Rule of 300 is a handy shortcut to estimate how much money you need to pay for life's essentials and luxuries in retirement.

Solar power is getting more accessible as well as more appealing. Plus all the week's best money and investing reads…

Our new cash index reveals what a suitably savvy private investor could have made from their money in the bank.

Coulda, woulda, shoulda invested differently…

Index investing provides a cost-effective way to build a well-diversified investment portfolio with an easy-to-understand strategy.

Savings rates have been dire, but it seems as though competition for saver's cash is hotting up. So, which savings account is right for you?

War is not good for our model portfolio

Gilt returns since 2022 have hardly shot the lights out, but they have at least shown how the reset from near-zero was a one-time gut punch.

Running 100% equities in your portfolio might maximise your potential returns, but the risks of a crash are personal not theoretical.

Please see the end for a note on the future of Weekend Reading. Living in an investing and financial independence bubble – researching both all week, talking to FIRE-d contributors and readers, and oc...

The perceived risk in oil markets will change after the conflict; the world can’t go back to the time before the war.

Delaying remortgaging by just a few months can easily cost you several thousands of pounds. So work the market, and do your sums.

What caught my eye this week. Considering the high hurdle that politicians and business leaders have set themselves for something to be considered a sacking offence, I was surprised to see the boss of...

It's often the case that commodities work when equities falter, which makes them a potentially excellent portfolio diversifier.

War fever, plus the rest of the week's good reads…

The finance firm has apologised for the disruption to its website and app, which has angered many customers.

Linkers go wild in the last year of their march towards maturing – or at least it can look that way. Here's what's going on.

Will it be Whiskas or wagyu?

They've got the whole world in their hands! Plus the rest of the week's good money and investing reads…

What's the cheapest stocks and shares ISA in the UK? We reveal the runaway winner plus your alternative options.

Not so mellow yellow…