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London joins global recovery as wealthy buyers return
A rising share of homes put up for sale in July were bought within the past five years
Half of people moving home stay within a three-mile radius, Savills research finds
Some analysts say value stocks are now so inexpensive that it could be an opportunity to buy
Savings accounts look better value — for now
Gold funds dominate the highest performers
A third of self-employed reported working reduced hours during the first two weeks of lockdown
Impact of pandemic has halted nearly 400,000 housing transactions
Energy funds and ETFs have suffered as crude prices plunge
March 16 peak was higher than the 2008 financial crisis
One in seven UK employees work in sectors shut largely or entirely because of Covid-19 measures
In times of market volatility, women trade less and generate long-term higher returns
Gambling Commission to ban people from using credit cards to bet
Wealth gap opens up as few can afford the price of residential care
Number of landlords letting UK homes falls to 7-year low, but those with multiple properties rise
Chinese stocks, the travel sector and energy funds have been hit as the epidemic spreads
40 per cent charges will be common for those who go into the red
19 financial providers put to the test over two years
Gambling Commission moves to ban betting using a credit card
Investment experts warn over stocks if crisis escalates
Savings from giving up alcohol could pay for your next holiday
Customer service, not just price, should also be considered when moving to a new provider
Rise in longevity increases the value of retirement savings
Four out of five students say they are not taught enough practical money lessons in schools
Amount left on cards soars after the launch of contactless payments
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