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Economics
The new investment mantra
Following the publication of a number of eurozone Gross Domestic Products reports, what can be gleaned from the performances of individual countries?
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Economics
Boom or bust for UK house prices?
Head of Portfolio Strategy Guy Foster assesses the state of the UK housing market
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Investing
Uncovering the world of small caps
Divisional Director Stephen Williams considers the benefits of investing in small- to medium-sized companies
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Economics
United States: QE – Tapering Off?
As the United States releases its latest non-farm payroll report, Head of Portfolio Strategy Guy Foster assess the findings
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Investing
Go, Jonny, Go
Fund Analyst Ben Gutteridge shares his thoughts on Jonny Wilkinson – and the benefits of investing in the US equities market
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Economics
UK GDP: (not so) Deeply Dippy
Following the announcement that the UK's GDP has grown by only 0.3%, Head of Portfolio Strategy Guy Foster analyses what this means for the economy and investors
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Economics
Technology – taking a pause
How is the technology sector faring?
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Economics
Precious metals?
Divisional Director Nik Stanojevic assesses why gold, silver and copper prices are down
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Investing
Passive investing – working out the benefits
Why reduced fees don't always translate into better value for money when you're investing – or joining a gym
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Investing
Help-To-Buy and the housebuilding market
What impact will the Government's Help-To-Buy scheme have on the housebuilding market?
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Investing
American resilience
US economic growth is underpinned by the structural strengths of the country's housing market and industrial renaissance
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Economics
Monetary Samurai
As the Bank of Japan expands its monetary easing programme, we assess the state of the country's economy
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Economics
Nuclear test in Cyprus
What are the wider implications of the Cyprus bailout?
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Economics
Liquid assets
Paul Walsh, CEO of the world’s leading premium drinks business, Diageo, on how the company has gone from strength to strength during tough economic times
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Economics
Last chance saloon?
Divisional Director Rob Burgeman shares his thoughts on the Budget
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Economics
Cyprus chill
Head of Portfolio Strategy Guy Foster on the Cyprus bailout deal and the fallout from it
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Lifestyle
Designing the Brewin Dolphin Chelsea garden
Garden designer Robert Myers explains his plans for the Brewin Dolphin garden at this year's Chelsea Flower Show
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Economics
US manufacturing and China’s response … or lack of
With US manufacturing on the rise, Divisional Director Ben Gutteridge questions whether China is prepared for the competition
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Financial planning
Getting your finances in order
With the end of the financial year fast approaching, it’s time for savvy investors to sort out their finances
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Economics
Swings and roundabouts
Divisional Director Rob Burgeman ponders the future of the ever-changing retail industry
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Financial planning
Teaching your children the value of money
It’s never too early to get children familiar with money. Simple lessons can provide them with a valuable code to follow throughout their lives and the knowledge of how to pre-empt any financial adversity in their own futures
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Lifestyle
The smell of success
After 283 years, the royal perfumer Floris is still going strong. The company’s marketing director Edward Bodenham opens the doors to this fantastic family business
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Economics
What does the downgrade of the UK’s credit rating mean in real terms?
Head of Portfolio Strategy Guy Foster assesses what effect the downgrade of the UK’s credit rating will have on the economy
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Economics
America’s industrial renaissance
Emerging economies may be brimming with raw minerals, but don’t be fooled by their appeal: shifts in wage demands and poor energy infrastructure in these countries mean the US is poised to enter an industrial renaissance. In Europe, alas, the picture is far less rosy
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Investing
A question of capital discipline
Having written earlier this year that the corporate sector may be less inclined to make acquisitions and that listed companies may be less likely to overextend themselves, is it already time to reassess that statement?