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Tech disruption feeds supermarket sweep
Valuing Asda at £7.3 billion, Sainsbury’s bid for the supermarket is a big deal in an important sector. The UK food retail space has historically been quite consolidated, with the Big Four of Tesco,...
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Market update: Are interest rates going to rise in May?
It’s been an interesting few weeks for financial markets and monetary policy in the UK. Whilst the Bank of England faces a growing dilemma over normalising interest rates, financial markets have been a...
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Saving for a good retirement income: How long will it take?
Saving for retirement can often feel like a black hole. It’s difficult to know how much you’ve got, or whether you’re doing enough to afford the retirement you deserve. Instead, follow one of our...
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What is GDPR and what does it mean for you?
Your data is valuable. It outlines your priorities, needs and money habits, and has the power to transform the way you manage your money. But, privacy, transparency and consent are also just as...
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Wealthiest people in history: Infographic
Are you looking to build your family’s wealth like the Rockefellers, invest like Warren Buffett, or be innovative like Cleopatra? In the Moneyfarm Wealthiest People in History timeline, find out how...
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Can you rely on the state pension triple lock for your retirement income?
The state pension triple lock aims to protect Brits and the income they get from the government throughout retirement. Unfortunately, this is an expensive guarantee that’s become a political football...
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How much should you invest in your ISA?
Contrary to popular belief, investing can be hassle-free. Instead of being overwhelmed by the different strategies and perceived complexity of the financial markets, you can maximise your returns just...
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What is a bond?
One of the most common financial instruments, a bond is a debt investment. Although complex vehicles, bonds are popular with investors wanting regular income. Here, we explain how bonds work and...
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Why hindsight might be blinding your returns
Hindsight, they say, is a wonderful thing. Understanding a situation and the events that led up to it can help you make better decisions in the future. It’s always good to learn from the past,...
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Tech disruption feeds supermarket sweep
Valuing Asda at £7.3 billion, Sainsbury’s bid for the supermarket is a big deal in an important sector. The UK food retail space has historically been quite consolidated, with the Big Four of Tesco,...
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Market update: European growth and the earnings season
It’s been an interesting few weeks for financial markets and monetary policy in the UK. Whilst the Bank of England faces a growing dilemma over normalising interest rates, financial markets have been a...
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Saving for a good retirement income: How long will it take?
Saving for retirement can often feel like a black hole. It’s difficult to know how much you’ve got, or whether you’re doing enough to afford the retirement you deserve. Instead, follow one of our...
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What is GDPR and what does it mean for you?
Your data is valuable. It outlines your priorities, needs and money habits, and has the power to transform the way you manage your money. But, privacy, transparency and consent are also just as...
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Wealthiest people in history: Infographic
Are you looking to build your family’s wealth like the Rockefellers, invest like Warren Buffett, or be innovative like Cleopatra? In the Moneyfarm Wealthiest People in History timeline, find out how...
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Can you rely on the state pension triple lock for your retirement income?
The state pension triple lock aims to protect Brits and the income they get from the government throughout retirement. Unfortunately, this is an expensive guarantee that’s become a political football...
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Five family-friendly personal finance questions you should be able to answer
Working out your change from a shopping trip, comparing a floating mortgage rate with a fixed-rate, and picking a pension plan are just some of the everyday personal finance decisions most people have...
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Saving for retirement in your 50s
When you’re in your 50s, the somewhat distant concept of retirement finally comes into sight. Your priorities slowly shift back to you after decades of putting other people first, which means it’s the...
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What Italy’s new government means for the eurozone
The populist Five Star Movement and The League are on the cusp of forming a coalition government in Italy. As both parties have been vocal with their anti-EU rhetoric, this is a crucial moment for the...
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Is oil going back above $100 a barrel?
After years of being stuck in the doldrums, oil is back in the limelight after it attempted to break above $80 a barrel this week. With a host of factors at play, are we going to see barrels trading...
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Moneyfarm raises £40 million in Series B funding round to drive next...
Moneyfarm continues to go from strength to strength. Today we’re pleased to announce that we’ve secured the largest funding round by a European digital wealth manager to date. The £40 million...
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