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The Bank of England might be about to get lucky with Liz Truss as the Fed did with Ronald Reagan
Remember the lessons of the Nifty Fifty and the MegaCap-8 when you invest over the next few years — price matters
The investment case for fossil fuels, driven by climate change policy, remains entirely intact
You may not benefit, but your children could
Customer patience is being put to the test by high prices and outdated technology
Increasing longevity means we need more in our retirement savings and more advice
In unsettled markets, consider income-focused investment trusts
Time to look again at a difficult decade with the help of some summer holiday books
Take-up of saving has improved no end — but millions still have no idea about their retirement options
The combination of a bear market and an economic downturn has historically been ugly
Bear market history suggests staying invested beats cashing out
Interest on cash deposits remains paltry, but some companies are throwing off dividends in the here and now
Stories have driven an unnatural division between growth stocks and value stocks
Equity and bond markets appear to be imploding at the same time
Buying opportunities are starting to emerge
The world has changed — and so should our portfolios
Definitions are at once so fluid and so rigid as to be almost nonsensical
Many younger savers lack own homes but have better retirement funds
While values are high, real interest rates are negative, making homes surprisingly affordable
Meet our investment columnist at the FT’s historic Bracken House headquarters
Retail investors continue to have few means of effectively demanding any change
Most of our underlying problems are well beyond the reach of the chancellor
Gloomy forecasts for inflation and unemployment over the next few years
One thing is for sure. We won’t be going back to the 2010s
Surely supplying weapons to the invaded underdog in an unprovoked fight is a social good
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