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How To Beat Inflation And Future-Proof Long-Term Wealth
A Kiplinger report outlines how TIPS, commodities, real estate and stocks may help address inflation and longevity risks, along with their tradeoffs.
Bank Rate Increased To 4% – November 2026 Monetary Policy Summary And Minutes
The Bank of England raised Bank Rate to 4% on 5 November, citing rising energy costs and inflation risks. The next decision is due 17 December.
Bank Of England Raises Interest Rates For First Time In Three Years: What The Hike To 4% Means For Your Mortgage And Savings
The Bank of England raised its base rate to 4%. Here is what the move means for tracker mortgages, fixed deals and savings, and what remains uncertain.
Most Brits Not Ready To Let AI Manage Their Money
A FIS survey found 22% of UK adults are ready to hand day-to-day money management to AI, while 58% are not.
Consumer Brands Are In The Bargain Bin – How To Invest
Diageo, Unilever and Reckitt have struggled despite global brands and high margins. Here are the investment questions—and risks—the source report raises.
Xerox Investigation Notice: Levi & Korsinsky Notifies Investors Of Pending Investigation Into Xerox (XRX)
Levi & Korsinsky says it is investigating Xerox disclosures after the company cut its 2026 operating-income outlook on Oct. 29.
I’ll Retire At 50 Thanks To These Savings Strategies. Two Years Ago I Only Had £5,000 And Now I’m On Track For A £3Million Pension Pot. No Matter Your Age, There Are Ways You Can Buy Yourself A Few Extra Years Of Retirement
A This Is Money report describes a saver’s claimed plan to build a £3 million pension pot from £5,000, but provides limited details on the figures.
5 Halloween Jump Scares Hiding In Your Retirement Account
A Kiplinger report highlights five retirement-account risks, including unfamiliar investments, forgotten accounts, panic selling and poor planning.
Poll: How Do You Feel About The 2026 Autumn Budget?
MoneyWeek asks readers how they feel ahead of the 2026 Autumn Budget, due on 28 October as the Burnham government sets out its fiscal plans.