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AJ Bell has a bright future ahead – how to play its sharesInvestment platform AJ Bell has strong fundamentals, good quarterly results, and a market-beating stock price. Here's how to play the shares
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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Investing in facilities management, an industry at a crossroadsFacilities management is changing, says Nick Lawson. Successful companies must specialise rather than spread themselves too thin
By Nick Lawson Published
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8 of the best properties for sale with home officesThe best properties for sale with home offices – from a Grade I-listed Tudor manor house in Northamptonshire to a garden apartment in London's Belsize Park.
By Natasha Langan Published
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Private credit can weather the stormFears that private credit is facing an impending financial crisis are overdone. Some funds offer attractive yields – so should you buy in?
By Max King Published
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Andy Burnham will wilt like a lettuceAndy Burnham, the man likely to be our next prime minister, is unlikely to withstand the heat of the financial markets, says Matthew Lynn
By Matthew Lynn Published
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Where to invest in Q3 2026There are significant unknowns going into the second half of the year, which could have a substantial impact on portfolios. Experts are advocating balance alongside optimism.
By Dan McEvoy Last updated
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Korean stocks are riding high on an AI waveKorean stock markets need governance reforms or upgrading to developed-market status – but the current AI boom renders both irrelevant
By Cris Sholto Heaton Published
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Three undervalued mining stocks to invest inOpinion Three promising mining stocks that stand out in an overlooked sector, as picked by Mark Burridge, fund manager at Baker Steel Capital Managers
By Mark Burridge Published
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What is purchasing power parity (PPP)?Glossary Purchasing power parity (PPP) is a theory that tries to work out how over – or undervalued one currency is in relation to another.
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