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Where Next For UK House Prices and Mortgage Rates?
Lenders and estate agents have lowered their price forecasts amid volatile mortgage rates and slowing demand.
Will Andy Burnham Scrap Stamp Duty?
With a new government expected to reassess property policy, homebuyers and homeowners are watching for potential tax changes.
Your Money Under Andy Burnham: Taxes, Pensions, and Stamp Duty Explained
The new prime minister has pledged fiscal discipline, but speculation is growing over potential changes to taxes, pensions, and property policy.
Will Andy Burnham Raise Taxes?
The bond and currency market reactions to UK political changes have been modest so far.
ISA Tax Changes Explained: What Savers Need to Know
New ISA rules will see a 22% tax placed on cash holdings in stocks and shares ISAs.
The State Pension Triple Lock Explained
Here’s how it works, why it’s controversial, and what the debate over its future could mean for your retirement.
What Keir Starmer’s Resignation Means for the UK’s Credit Rating
Prime minister’s exit may help reduce the risk of prolonged political disruption.
Can You Really Afford Retirement? UK Living Costs Tell a Different Story
Less than a quarter of retirees will be able to achieve a “moderate” standard of living, new research shows.
How Portfolio Diversification Works in Inflationary Periods
Some asset classes tend to fare better than others when inflation is higher than average.
How to Make Your Money Last in Retirement
Morningstar’s Christine Benz talks withdrawal rates, pensions and risk.
Investor Focus: Retirement Withdrawals Guide, UK House Price Outlook, Best Investment Trusts
Wrapping up our coverage of the markets and the week.
Is 4% Still a Safe Withdrawal Rate for UK Retirees in 2026?
With inflation and interest rates shifting, new Morningstar research examines how to avoid running out of money in retirement.
5 Ways to Benefit From a Volatile Stock Market
Both hands-off and hands-on investors can turn volatility into opportunity.
How ISA Investors Can Now Get Access to Private Markets
Adoption of long-term asset funds by investment platforms has so far been cautious but the stocks and shares ISA eligibility may accelerate change.
Why Portfolio Diversification Has Paid Off—but More Isn’t Always Better
5 key takeaways for stocks, bonds, and global diversification from 2025’s market results.
Why Young People in the UK Aren’t Investing
Surveys show strong interest in investing among Gen Z—but student debt, low incomes, and lack of knowledge are keeping many on the sidelines.
Will UK Mortgage Rates Fall in 2026—or Keep Rising?
With mortgage rates rising, deals disappearing, and offer windows shrinking amid the Iran war, UK homebuyers face tougher choices.
Can You Invest in Crypto Tax-Free in the UK? ISA Rules Just Changed
Bitcoin exposure is still possible through ETNs, but only via a niche ISA few platforms currently offer.
5 Costly Mistakes to Avoid in Today’s Unpredictable Market
Don’t let volatile markets sabotage your investment portfolio.
What UK Financial Advisors Need to Know as the New Tax Year Starts
Lower-cost alternatives to full financial advice and easier-to-understand product information should help UK investors in 2026.
