Tim Bennett

(Deputy Editor)

Biography

Tim Bennett graduated with a history degree from Cambridge University in 1989 and, after a year of travelling, joined the financial services firm Ernst and Young in 1990, qualifying as a chartered accountant in 1994. He then moved into financial markets training, designing and running a variety of courses at graduate level and beyond for a range of organisations including the Securities and Investment Institute and UBS. He joined MoneyWeek in 2007.

Articles written by Tim Bennett

How to spot the danger signs in company accounts (28 November 08)–Subscriber only
What Alistair Darling has done for you (28 November 08)
What does the pre-Budget report mean for you? (24 November 08)
The great stock swindle and how to avoid it (21 November 08)–Subscriber only
Beware of dodgy insurance (21 November 08)
Why rate cuts won't help you (14 November 08)
Should you buy into corporate bonds? (14 November 08)–Subscriber only
The great British property myth (14 November 08)
Beware: 'bargain' stocks may be toxic (07 November 08)–Subscriber only
Will this recession be worse than the last? (07 November 08)
How to boost your pension (07 November 08)
What does cheap oil mean for investors? (31 October 08)
Is international trade grinding to a halt? (24 October 08)
Picking shares: how to tell gems from the dross (24 October 08)
The state of public pensions (17 October 08)
How to use shorting to your advantage (17 October 08)
How to boost your credit score (17 October 08)
Three reasons to stay wary of stocks (10 October 08)
Don't be scared of derivatives (12 September 08)
Structured products: the cost of a free lunch (12 September 08)

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