Energy suppliers have been asked to prepare for government support to households to be maintained at the current level in April, ahead of a final decision expected to be announced in the budget.
When Credit Suisse opened its first office in Saudi Arabia in early 2021, Bruno Daher, the cigar-smoking head of Credit Suisse’s Middle East business, declared it a “key growth market”.
Cash Isas are paying the best interest rates for more than a decade – but financial advisers are urging savers to ignore them.
Morrisons has pledged to slash its costs by £700m as it grapples with a £5.9bn debt pile and tepid sales.
Lloyds shares remain popular with UK dividend investors. Here I explore how much it would cost to generate £1,000 a year in passive income from them. The post Here’s how much I’d need to invest in Lloyds shares for £1,000 a year in passive income appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Banking turmoil isn't over, and it could spill out further to cause havoc at one of the world's key central banking institutions, Kiyosaki said.
Stephen Wright looks at two of the worst-performing shares from the FTSE 100 over the last five years. Is either worth buying for a recovery? The post Are these FTSE 100 shares ready to bounce back? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
An Australian finance company is gearing up for a £200m London listing in a boost for the City’s beleaguered stock market.
Nearly 10 years ago, and after years of international pressure, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg agreed to abandon its strict bank secrecy laws and cooperate with other jurisdictions in rooting out tax evasion.
While the FTSE 100 has dropped 3.7% this month, these five Footsie flops have crashed as much as 23.5%. But which of these battered stocks would I buy now? The post After steep falls, these FTSE 100 shares look dirt cheap to me appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Investing all of my money into a small handful of stocks is incredibly risky. But if I had to do so, here's the three I would choose. The post 3 stocks I’d put 100% of my money into appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Which dividend stocks should investors be looking to buy in April? Stephen Wright sees opportunities in shares on both sides of the Atlantic. The post Bricks, banks, and buildings: 5 dividend stocks to buy in April appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
The US is heading towards a "crash landing" after the "near-death experience in the US banking sector", economists predict.
The tax year closes in April every year, and with that ends the opportunity to make the most of your tax-free allowances.
House prices have fallen by 3.1pc in the biggest annual decline since July 2009.
I'm looking to generate the maximum possible second income by investing in FTSE 100 dividend stocks. Here are five I'd like to buy today. The post How I’d invest £20k in an ISA to earn a second income of £1,650 a year appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
It may be a wise for investors to mimic Warren Buffett’s tactics in these weaker markets, even if stocks plunge by 50% or more. The post Warren Buffett’s advice about what to do when the stock market plunges appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
Sir Richard Branson’s cruise ship business is seeking major funding for expansion, just as the business magnate’s satellite venture battles financial difficulty.
Households and businesses are facing increased costs on a number of items and services today. Broadband, mobile and water bills are among those being hiked, along with corporation and council tax and energy charges for businesses. The national minimum wage and the national living wage are both increasing.
Bitcoin (BTC) is under pressure on Friday as options worth billions of dollars expired and some traders took bearish bets on the cryptocurrency's Ethereum-based wrapped version, WBTC. Bannockburn Global Forex Chief Market Strategist Marc Chandler shares his crypto markets analysis and the impact the ongoing banking crisis may have on the U.S. Federal Reserve's fight against inflation. "We know that banking crises, financial crises tend to be deflationary. What we don't know is the magnitude and the duration," Chandler said.
As the Scottish Mortgage share price languishes, Andrew Mackie assesses whether now's the time for him to invest ahead of a new bull market. The post Down 57%, will the Scottish Mortgage share price recover in 2023? appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
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