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The UK economy unexpectedly stuttered into life at the end of last year, growing by 0.1% in the final quarter after zero growth the quarter before. It was largely thanks to a strong December, with ...

The housing market has had a busy start to the year as buyers look to beat changes to stamp duty thresholds from April. However, it could be a year of two parts, with a corresponding slowdown in ...

Stocks and shares ISAs are a great way to grow long-term wealth, but are they overlooked compared to cash savings? We look ...

New rights for workers have edged closer to becoming law after passing the first parliamentary hurdle this week but it is unclear if proposals for a right to switch off have been scrapped.

The prospect of a so-called ‘Trumpcession’ seems to be increasing by the day, but will there actually be a US recession?

The UK housing market faces uncertainty over economic and political issues and is starting to lose momentum, according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) survey.

The past few months have been a car crash for Tesla’s share price performance. Bad publicity, weak sales and a broader market selloff have sent the stock lower. Shares are down around 48% ...

Alongside bonds, one way of diversifying a portfolio away from equities is through commodities. Gold performed well throughout 2024, hitting new all-time highs and beating several of the major ...

Interest rate cuts aren’t always a cause for celebration if you are an investor. While rate cuts ease pressure on individuals and businesses by lowering borrowing costs, they can also signal ...

The government plans to raise the reporting threshold for trading income – here is how it could help your side hustle ...