Investment Timing: How Long to Hold Investments?
Experts advise holding investments for at least three to five years, emphasising time in the market over timing it, while discussing when to sell.
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Isle of Man's Stability in Tax Debate
The Isle of Man's tax-neutral jurisdiction with zero corporate tax and no capital gains tax provides stability amid global regulatory uncertainty, attracting fund managers seeking predictable long-term planning.
AI Boom Winners and 'Carnage' Warning as Dollar Sinks
Cisco Systems CEO Chuck Robbins warns the AI boom will produce winners but also 'carnage', while the US dollar hits four-year lows after Trump comments ahead of Fed decision.
Man Group Hires Former HSBC Europe Boss Bell
Investment firm Man Group has recruited former HSBC Europe head John Bell to bolster its leadership team, marking a significant strategic move in the financial sector.
Travers Smith Boss: No Merger Needed, Firm Thrives Solo
The managing partner of Travers Smith, a leading UK law firm, has publicly dismissed the necessity of a merger, emphasising the firm's robust performance and strategic independence in a competitive legal market.
10 European Breaks Under £150 for 2026
Discover the best budget-friendly European city breaks and holidays for 2026, including Disneyland Paris, Prague, and Venice, with flights and hotels from just £49 per person.
Protect Your Pension: Key Tips for Turbulent Times
Expert advice on managing your pension through life events, from auto-enrolment to parental leave, to ensure long-term financial stability and avoid costly mistakes.
L&G Appoints Proprium Capital Duo for Real Assets
Legal & General has appointed two executives from Proprium Capital Partners to head its newly established real assets division, focusing on property and infrastructure investments.
FTSE 100: Pound Falls, Banks Rise as Miners Decline
The pound dropped after Chancellor's tax comments while HSBC led a banking rally, overtaking AstraZeneca as London's most valuable firm despite precious metals hitting record highs.
BoE Warns of Urgent Need to Strengthen Non-Bank Finance
Andrew Bailey highlights vulnerabilities in market-based finance sector including hedge funds and private credit, calling for enhanced resilience measures amid growing regulatory concerns.
Greenland's Geological Riches: 4 Billion Years of Mineral Wealth
Geologist explains how Greenland's unique geological history over 4 billion years created vast deposits of rare-earth elements, oil, gas, and precious gems.
Royal Mail Christmas Delays Hit 16 Million
Citizens Advice reveals Royal Mail's unacceptable performance with 16 million people experiencing late Christmas deliveries, a 50% increase from 2024.
Turkey's EV Boom Catches Up With EU Adoption Rates
Turkey's electric vehicle market has surged to become Europe's fourth largest, with BEVs making up 16.7% of new car sales in 2025, nearly matching EU adoption rates.
Crying Horse Toy Viral in China for Lunar New Year
A manufacturing error gave a horse plush toy a frown instead of a smile, making it a viral symbol of workplace fatigue ahead of the Chinese Lunar New Year.
NTSB: Fatal DC Air Crash Was '100% Preventable'
A US safety board hearing revealed that ignored warnings and systemic failures contributed to a midair collision near Washington DC that killed 67 people, with the chair calling it 'shameful'.
London Fintech Hiring Boom Fuels Financial Job Growth
London's fintech sector sparked a 29% hiring surge in 2025, driving overall financial vacancies up 13% despite economic uncertainty, with firms like Monzo leading expansion.
Gaming Debate: PS6 vs Sony Portable & Industry News
Readers discuss whether Sony should prioritise a new portable console over the PS6, alongside analysis of Highguard's launch, Metroid Prime's future, and Activision's creative stagnation.
Australian Inflation Jumps to 3.8%, Rate Hike Likely
Australia's annual inflation rate accelerated to 3.8% in December, driven by soaring housing and electricity costs, increasing pressure on the Reserve Bank to raise interest rates.
Security Bosses Protect West End Lawyers from Phone Snatchers
Law firms in London's West End are hiring specialised security bosses to shield lawyers from escalating street crime, including phone snatching and theft, amid growing safety concerns.
Coinbase Crypto Ad Banned by UK Watchdog
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned Coinbase's controversial cryptocurrency advertisements that depicted financial hardship with the slogan 'everything's fine'.
ISA, Pension or Mortgage Overpayment? Expert Weighs In
Fidelity specialist Marianna Hunt examines whether to invest in an ISA, contribute to a pension, or overpay a mortgage amid current interest rate expectations, highlighting key financial considerations.
Investment Platform Wars: Traditional vs Digital Battle
UK investment platforms face intense competition as traditional providers clash with digital fintechs over fees, transparency, and customer trust in a rapidly evolving market.
Coinbase Adverts Banned for Trivialising Crypto Risks
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned Coinbase adverts that suggested cryptocurrency could ease financial concerns during the cost of living crisis, calling them irresponsible.
Vets Must Display Fees in UK Overhaul
New government rules will require UK veterinary practices to clearly display prices for common procedures, aiming to end surprise fees and boost competition.
Meta Sued Over AI Chatbots Allowing Minors Sexual Access
New Mexico lawsuit alleges Meta allowed minors access to sex-talking AI chatbots despite internal staff concerns, with Mark Zuckerberg accused of rejecting safety recommendations.
UK Vet Sector Reforms Aim to Cut Pet Care Costs
New government proposals require UK veterinary practices to publish clear pricing for treatments, aiming to reduce costs for pet owners after CMA investigation found fees rising at double inflation.
Trump Gaza Plan Likely AI-Generated, Experts Say
Donald Trump's futuristic vision for Gaza, featuring gleaming skyscrapers, is likely AI-generated according to cybersecurity specialists who analysed the presentation images.
Scientist Loses Discrimination Claim Over Party Snub
A tribunal ruled that an ecologist's exclusion from a work Christmas party was justified discrimination due to her mental health conditions and occupational health advice.
Citigroup Hikes London Dealmaker Bonuses by 15%
Citigroup has increased bonuses for its London-based dealmakers by up to 15%, aiming to retain top talent in a competitive financial market.
Sterling Surges to Four-Year High as Dollar Weakens
The pound has reached its highest level against the US dollar since 2021, driven by concerns over Trump's policies and Federal Reserve independence, while UK shop price inflation rises.
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