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Should I give my property to my grandchildren before I die?Grandparents keen to help grandchildren onto the property ladder may consider gifting their own home before death. Here are inheritance tax rules to consider.
By Laura Miller Published
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Fund flows soared in June but investors remain cautiousNorth American funds ended the first half of the year with positive flows despite investor indecision.
By Dan McEvoy Published
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Admiral Group looks admirable – how to play its sharesInsurer Admiral is harnessing AI and continues to diversify its operations, while investors enjoy record dividends.
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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Three European stocks for a turbulent worldThree European stocks for your portfolio, picked by Harry Halewood, product specialist for the Making Europe Great Again UCITS ETF.
By Harry Halewood Published
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Yang Zhilin: China's AI genius shoots for the moon“Baby-faced billionaire” Yang Zhilin was a teen coding prodigy. Now he is moving global markets with China's most significant contribution to AI since DeepSeek
By Jane Lewis Published
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Funding Circle is an unloved fintech going cheapLending platform Funding Circle has had a tricky time since floating in 2018, but it looks well-placed for growth. Should investors buy in?
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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The best houses for sale with wildlife pondsEight houses for sale with wildlife ponds – from a 17th-century farmhouse in Essex surrounded by a moat, to a converted windmill in Leicester.
By Natasha Langan Published
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Who pays for emerging art and the artists who make it?Sarah Ryan explains the challenges of running a gallery showcasing emerging art, and why she is setting up a foundation
By Sarah Ryan Published
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'The bond market will burn Burnham'Opinion New prime minister Andy Burnham's greatest opponents reside in the bond market, not the House of Commons, says Helen Thomas
By Helen Thomas Published
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